Sarracenia Flies Demise Chamaecyparis which ripen in October/November

which ripen in October/November

although it slows dramatically in the heat of summer

The bold texture and upright form of cast iron plants is invaluable in the garden

you may be better off to just leave the foliage intact instead of force new growth when the plant is preparing to go dormant

and the Florida Panhandle

Sarracenia Flies Demise Chamaecyparis which ripen in October/NovemberThis vigorously growing introduction from NC's late Larry Mellichamp and Rob Gardner is one of their series of interspecific hybrids involving S. alabamensis ssp. wherryi, purpurea, and rubra. The upright pitchers appear a dusty orange with dramatic red veining toward the top of the pitcher and the outside of the cobra like hood.