Zones 3-9 – The flower of this unique plant is a hooded pitcher with a curved tongue of green, striped and flecked purplish brown. Blooms April to June. Red fruit clusters follow in late summer. Ht: 12-24″.
Made for shade. We offer a selection of the most popular wildflowers often found in wooded areas of Wisconsin. For the most part, they are shade loving or shade tolerant and prefer a slightly acid soil rich in humus. Our wildflowers are collected on a sustained basis, obtained from reputable licensed sources.
