Yellow Pitcherplant, or Trumpets (Sarracenia flava) Hardy reaching 6-10 feet high and

reaching 6-10 feet high and 2-6 feet wide

fish production ponds

Mexican papyrus flower heads are smaller in diameter and have a more upright look to them where giant papyrus flower are larger and more globular in appearance

Green foliage

Yellow Pitcherplant, or Trumpets (Sarracenia flava) Hardy reaching 6-10 feet high andBy Robin Mackie Sarracenia flava is one of our tallest pitcher plants, a member of the genus Sarracenia, which contains 8 to 11 species of North American pitcher plants. Named after D. Sarrazin, a 17th century botanist of Quebec, most species in the genus (with the exception of Sarracenia purpurea) occur only in the southeastern United States. They have simple nodding flowers and leaves modified as hollow pitchers, which function to passively trap