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Asclepias purpurascens is one of those great North American native plants that should be grown in all sunny gardens
a happy clump of cinnamon fern can reach 3' tall x 3' wide
Although Trillium vaseyi was originally thought to be a large-flowered form of Trillium erectum
pampas-like plumes that extend another 2-3' above the foliage
Each clump of Iris ensata 'Silverband' can reach 28" tall x 1' wide
Sarracenia ahlesii Synandrospadix Asclepias purpurascens is one ofSarracenia x ahlesii is a naturally occurring hybrid of Sarracenia alata x Sarracenia rubra, named after Manual of the Vascular Flora of the Carolinas co author, the late Harry Ahles. Sarracenia x ahlesii is found where both parent species co occur in Southern Alabama and Mississippi. The clumps of green pitchers are veined red toward the top. Before the new pitchers emerge in spring, the floral show is delightful with floral saucers composed of rosy