Sarracenia oreophila NOT OUTSIDE NC 6a Amorphophallus napalensis offsets very slowly

Amorphophallus napalensis offsets very slowly and does so very close to the original tuber

whose color holds well through all seasons

Part day sun to very bright shade is best for Acanthus 'Summer Beauty'

This hard-to-find species is one of the easiest to grow in most gardens

Arisaema lobatum is a small but quite lovely Jack-in-the-pulpit that is quite unique from others in the genus

Sarracenia oreophila NOT OUTSIDE NC 6a Amorphophallus napalensis offsets very slowlyWe are very excited to offer (for serious collectors only) this very rare Federally endangered NC native from high elevations in the Cumberland Plateau (TN south to AL). Similar in appearance to a dwarf form of Sarracenia flava, Sarracenia oreophila occurs in sandy clay soils in mountain woodlands instead of coastal savannahs. Sarracenia oreophila grows in areas that are wet in winter with running water, only to dry completely in the summer months.