Southern Purple Pitcher - Carnivorous Plant - Sarracenia purpurea - 5 Seeds Black Mustard Lachenalia is named after the

Lachenalia is named after the Swiss botanist Werner de Lachenal (1736-1800)

Gardeners Delight is prolific with great tasting cherry tomatoes

An essential in Chinese and Cantonese cooking

Grey camelthorn holds economic significance in the southern Kalahari region

branchlets loose clusters of pale

Southern Purple Pitcher - Carnivorous Plant - Sarracenia purpurea - 5 Seeds Black Mustard Lachenalia is named after theThe most cold hardy of the Sarracenia species and easy to grow. Feeds on insects that are caught in the hairs of its ruby red to deep purple pitchers. Dark red flowers, 2 inches across, appear on stems 12 24 inches in height beginning in June. Widespread species native to eastern North America growing from New Orleans all the way to the Arctic.