I agree with Lycopus, it's not a pitcher plant, it is Jack-in-the Pulpit, (toxic).

Thank you so much esh_ga for the help in ID'ing those bushes. I'm assuming that the Ninebark isn't supposed to be so overgrown and weeping to the ground the way it is? A good pruning necessary to get it back under control? The same with the others I presume. After you've told me what I have, I have changed my mind about getting rid of them! :-)) I think I'll just prune them all real well and hope for the best. BTW, do you happen to have any suggestions on just how much pruning each can withstand? I will be searching for care instructions on google as well but I figured I should ask seeing as you know what they are... LOL P.S. Those are NOT Tree of Heaven... but in my mind they are more annoying. They are Black Walnut seedlings, you can actually see part of one we have growing up beside the house which I would just love to cut down but the landlord wants it to stay... along with the other 8 or so we have growing around here. They might be nice trees to some people but to me and my hubby they are a PITA! Once the seeds drop to the ground they sure make a mess to clean up before we can mow... once again the landlord likes to collect the nuts/seeds but he didn't do it last year which left us to clean up after these messy trees... grrr. Thanks again for your help with my questions! ttfn Mystic.

Forum etiquette requires some consideration for the time of those you are asking for help. Post threads asking questions about related plants, and limit the number to five or less. This way you are likely to get helpful responses. For now, this is the best I can do. You can still use forum (html) code to paste hyperlinks. Syntax: [_a href=URL of photo_]Short name[_/a_] Remove underscores. Paste in your link url. Type short name. Make sure the code works in PREVIEW. Spend the time to create clickable links and will you get more helpful responses than: First is a Cactus Last is not a Cactus Brad

I love wildflowers. I am still discovering blooms I have never seen before here at my place after nearly twenty years. I don't know any of the names but am always pleasantly surprised.