Sarracenia minor Okefenokee Giant Strain Wet Shade Plants topped with 12" spikes of

topped with 12" spikes of bright crimson-red

It is best to choose a permanent location when planting

a stable streaked and speckled hosta

as is seen in some of its offspring Habranthus x floryi selections (with which the Habranthus brachyandrus is often mistaken)

an English naturalist from the 1700s

Sarracenia minor Okefenokee Giant Strain Wet Shade Plants topped with 12" spikes ofThis is the highly sought after form of S. minor that grows in and around the Okefenokee Swamp region of Florida. Under good growing conditions, this vigorous pitcher plant can reach 2 3' in height. The green hooded pitchers with "white windows" in the back of the hood are identical to the species except for the size. The yellow flying saucer like flowers are much larger than the typical species and they are produced in midsummer rather than early