Amorpha fruticosa is a great pollinator plant that competes to be our butterfly bush native alternative
Rhododendron canescens can reach around 15 feet tall and makes for a wonderful landscape plant
Chestnut trees are an early successional hardwood tree species which can inhabit the canopy for extended periods
Light: Bright direct or indirect light
This species is native to elevations above 2500 feet and produces attractive purple flowers
Sarracenia leucophylla var. alba - 'Clone A' - Hurricane Creek, AL. - Rooted Division - MW Plants Amorpha fruticosa is a greatSarracenia leucophylla var. alba 'Clone A' Hurricane Creek, AL was produced by Mike Wang. This clone displays really nice white color! Native white trumpet pitcher plant Random rooted division. These plants capture and consume ants, flying insects, and more! Plants prefer a mix of organic peat, sphagnum, sand, and perlite. Do not fertilize this plant! Cultivation Guidelines: Light: Bright direct or indirect light. Restricted Range: Prefers bog