WANTED: Have Native Pitcher Plants

9 years ago

I have many Sarracenia leucophylla, white topped pitcher plant with red veins and a few Sarracenia flava which is chartreuse. They are hardy in the south and come back every year. Open to anything new for my pond, Sedums or Hosta.

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wardog33
9 years ago
Hi! Would you like to trade for some white hardy waterlilies?
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ahandymam
9 years ago
I'd be interested in trying the white topped pitcher plant.
I have several marginals, dwarf papyrus, yellow flag iris, and some hardy (Mexicana, Berrit Strawn) and tropical (Dauben, Mariane Strawn and a dark pink and a light pink night blooming) water lilies I could offer you.
Let me know if any of these interest you.
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