Sarracenia minor Liatris This is not a fern

This is not a fern for beginners who think you can just stick everything in the midst of a bed of petunias

and South Carolina) native that has withstood -9 degrees F here with NO damage (without protection or special siting)

When given plenty of room and bright light

Juncus 'Carman's Grey'

Sarracenia minor Liatris This is not a fernSarracenia minor, whose native range extends from coastal NC south nearly to Palm Beach, Florida, has long been one of my favorite pitcher plants. The tops of the 1' tall green pitchers are covered by a unique green helmet like hood with small white "windows" in the curved neck of the pitcher. Sarracenia minor is topped with flying saucer like yellow flowers in spring, just before the new pitchers emerge. Most new pitcher growth on the hooded pitcher