Pitcher Plants of the Americas

Pitcher Plants of the AmericasPitcher Plants of the Americas By Stewart McPherson This book presents the most extensive general review of the pitcher plants of the Americas yet undertaken it is a substantive overview of the systematics, biology, ecology, biogeography, and conservation of the five genera of American pitcher plants (s. l.), including three genera of true pitcher plants (Darlingtonia, Heliamphora, and Sarracenia) and two genera of carnivorous tank bromeliads

The external pitcher surface is covered by small dense hairs

This introductory collection of carnivorous plants is specifically selected for beginners and includes three of the most popular and easy to grow carnivorous plants

Photographs are representative of species and not the specific Pickerelweed for sale

Be careful not to discard it during this time

as long as the soil remains damp during flowering

Approximate Volume (un-compressed):

Sarracenia purpurea

This gives the plant a ghostly green and white appearance

Zones: 2-6 (2-8)

and requires very damp growing conditions

but is more tolerant of a wider range of growing conditions

cover with red tentacles that glisten nicely