Angelica dahurica Clerodendrum Sarracenia 'Hurricane Creek White' forms

Sarracenia 'Hurricane Creek White' forms a second abundant crop of new pitchers in late summer and early fall

and the flowers twice as large

Cyclamen cilicium is a Turkish native that seems to prefer a bit more sun and better drainage than other species

The foliage can be removed when it has turned brown and that is about it

we refer to plants like this as "big honkers"

Angelica dahurica Clerodendrum Sarracenia 'Hurricane Creek White' formsSimply stunning! Angelica dahurica is a widely cultivated, short lived perennial herb found natively in moist grasslands and streamsides from 1,500' 3,000' elevation throughout its range in China, Mongolia, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Russia, and Siberia. Angelica dahurica forms a bold textured, winter evergreen summer dormant rosette of aromatic foliage, topped, starting for us in early June with a massive 6' tall purple stalk, terminating in an insect