Sarracenia leucophylla Hurricane Creek White Solidago the bright red flower stalks

the bright red flower stalks emerge topped with light yellow flowers (mid-March in NC)

light green triangular fronds of abundant maiden fern are produced all summer

purple patterning on the top side

which has been in commerce for well over a century as both a house plant and landscape staple in low-light conditions throughout the deep south

There are few plants that provide the vertical accents

Sarracenia leucophylla Hurricane Creek White Solidago the bright red flower stalksSarracenia leucophylla 'Hurricane Creek White' is a seed strain of white topped pitcher plants introduced by plantsman John Hummer from plants from the now destroyed site in Hurricane Creek, Alabama. The 2' tall pitchers begin forming in May (NC) and are green at the base with a netted white hood that only shows the red veining as they age. As with all Sarracenia leucophylla forms, Sarracenia 'Hurricane Creek White' forms a second abundant crop of new