Dionaea muscipula Akai Ryu Light Shade to Shade Baptisia arachnifera is also late

Baptisia arachnifera is also late to emerge in spring

sauromatum corms multiply and make a nice colony

it prefers rather dry soils

where they can cascade

fine texture of the fronds serves as a perfect backdrop for hostas and other bold foliage plants

Dionaea muscipula Akai Ryu Light Shade to Shade Baptisia arachnifera is also lateGreen fly traps are from Venus. Red fly traps are from Mars! Dionaea 'Akai Ryu' is a spectacular and vigorous 1997 introduction from the Atlanta Botanical Garden the result from years of line breeding by carnivorous plant guru Ron Gagliardo. Dionaea 'Akai Ryu', which means "red dragon," has bright red stems ending in carmine red traps. This is truly a stunning conversation piece when grown either in a container garden or a bog garden.