Sarracenia flava Black Ascot Nierembergia If you want to make

If you want to make a loud statement and you have plenty of room

dark pink flowers that change the second day to rosy-rouge

cobra-head looking spathe

the 2' wide clumps are topped with scapes of light lavender flowers

Sarracenia flava Black Ascot Nierembergia If you want to makeSarracenia flava 'Black Ascot' is a 2020 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a clone of yellow pitcher plant that we received years ago from SC botanical guru, Reverend Doug Walker, which he originally found in Colquitt County, Georgia. The 2' tall yellow pitcher is nattily attired with a purple black ascot shaped spot in the middle of the neck, where you expect an ascot. Remember that even well dressed pitcher plants secretly like to keep their toes