Sarracenia rosea Fat Chance Ampelaster are very low maintenance where

are very low maintenance where they are winter-hardy (generally zone 7 and warmer)

the 4' tall x 6' wide Anisacanthus wrightii is covered in masses of long-tubed

The first stalks of Epimedium franchetii 'Lemon Drop' to emerge in spring are clothed with light bronze-emerging 5" long leaves and topped with terminal clusters of large

Calamintha nepeta was named the Plant of the Year by the Perennial Plant Association

Sarracenia rosea Fat Chance Ampelaster are very low maintenance whereSarracenia rosea 'Fat Chance' is another excellent Larry Mellichamp pitcher plant introduction, a selection of the Southeastern US native, Sarracenia rosea, (formerly Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa var. burkei). Larry made this selection in 1985 near Perdido, Alabama, for its larger than normal pitcher size. Sarracenia rosea hails from Mississippi east to Florida, where it can be found in seasonal bogs and lowlands. Sarracenia rosea 'Fat Chance'