Sarracenia alata Purple Peeper Hepatica Hedera helix should not be

Hedera helix should not be planted in the Pacific Northwest

Selected by two of America's top hosta gurus

In the woodland garden

the late Wolfgang Oehme of Oehme and Van Sweden (famous landscape designers)

This drought-tolerant native blazing star from rocky outcrops in the southern Appalachian mountains is one of the best in the genus

Sarracenia alata Purple Peeper Hepatica Hedera helix should not beSarracenia alata 'Purple Peeper' is a 2017 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a clone of the Southeast gulf coast native Sarracenia alata var. nigrapurpurea, shared by native plant conservationist, Doug Walker. Since the name "nigrapurpurea" isn't nomenclaturally valid, we've added the cultivar name Sarracenia 'Purple Peeper'. This clone of pale pitcher plant begins in spring with stalks of scrumptious buttery yellow flowers with large drooping