Sarracenia rosea Fat Chance Crete but the stalks are procumbent

but the stalks are procumbent (growing sideways)

Cut flower stalks off once they are done blooming so as to prevent seeding

angustifolium from southern Tamaulipas

Oxalis triangularis 'Atropurpurea' is a charming

we expect the foliage to remain evergreen

Sarracenia rosea Fat Chance Crete but the stalks are procumbentSarracenia 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'