Drosera tracyi Baldwin Co AL Echinacea that appears to be a

that appears to be a heavy-flowering clone of Crinum x baconi

(aka Hosta 1995-044) This 2010 Plant Delights Nursery introduction originated as a 1995 cross of Hosta 'Fragrant Blue' x Hosta 'Halcyon

We grow this in our hot

heart-shaped leaves

Hosta 'Stormy Seas' is a Mark Zilis hybrid that forms a large 52" wide clump of thick

Drosera tracyi Baldwin Co AL Echinacea that appears to be a(Drosera filiformis var. tracyi) We are very pleased to offer one of the most vigorous native sundews we've ever grown the lovely Drosera tracyi. This offering was propagated from a division shared from Baldwin County, Alabama. For us, the southeast Gulf Coast native Drosera tracyi produces 1' tall, bright green stalks, covered with tiny hairs that are dripping with sticky nectar. In the ground, grow these as you would a pitcher plant in sandy or