Sarracenia minor - Hooded Pitcher Plant Size:Large or queen's wreath for its

or queen's wreath for its cascading clusters of star-like flowers that are typically lilac to blue shades

Medinilla myriantha

This variety is especially noted for its striking foliage

Cashew apples and nuts are highly nutritious

it is easy to use

Sarracenia minor - Hooded Pitcher Plant Size:Large or queen's wreath for itsSarracenia minor, also known as the hooded pitcher plant, resembles a typical North American pitcher plant to the human eye. However, to insects, it may appear as the grim reaper. This species can be located in coastal plains of south eastern North Carolina, extending southward into the Florida Panhandle, reaching as far as Okeechobee County. It is considered the most southern growing of all the Sarracenia species. Skill Level: Easy. Light: Min 3