Sarracenia leucophylla 'Tarnok', Pitcher Plant regular water Garrya elliptica was used as

Garrya elliptica was used as a substitute for quinine by early settlers in hopes of avoiding malaria

From Southeast Australia

It is best to prune in late winter as it blooms on new growth

3 feet tall

slow spreader

Sarracenia leucophylla 'Tarnok', Pitcher Plant regular water Garrya elliptica was used asDramatic white hoods laced with exquisite red veining top tall, narrow pitchers. If that isn't enough, what about large double green and red flowers the likes of which you've likely never seen? They just need to never dry out, and absolutely no fertilizer since they make their very own brand out of the local insect population, most of whom we are completely unaware of. 16" tall clumps. Minimum temperature: 0 F