Golden Crest

Golden CrestEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: Yes Native Range: Wetlands of Eastern North America Zones: 3 9 (2 10) Golden Crest, Lophiola aurea, is a showy inhabitant of bogs and wetlands. It is an emergent perennial with grass like leaves and clusters of small yellow flowers. It flowers in late summer. The rhizomes can grow rapidly, forming a nice colony of plants in a season. It is winter hardy, and is a prolific grower, tolerating a wide range of wet growing

The great British naturalist of the 19th century

murudensis

Our Pink Dwarf Water Lily

only to sprout new ones in short order

Light: Medium Bright indirect indoors

and pitcher plants

and environmentally friendly inks

vigorous and stout Fall pitchers that can appear a rusty red

They generally bloom from April to May before the pitchers fully develop

It grows naturally in the shade of relatively dense

flaring hood with ruffles

The blossoms are pale pink on multi-flowered scapes