(Plant width:indefinite) Vigorous, low-growing bamboo with slim, shiny, bright green culms; one branch is produced at each node. Elliptic, medium green leaves have yellow midribs and reach up to 8 inches long. Leaves wither in the winter.

(Plant width:varies) A fast growing dwarf bamboo. It is tolerant of cold and warm climates.

(Plant width:varies) The leaves of this species grow about 10 inches long. It is native to Japan, Sakhalin and the Kuriles.

(Plant width:varies) In Japan this bamboo is widely distributed. It has white striped, variegated leaves.

(Plant width:varies) A dwarf supspecies of S. kagamiana. Up to 3 leaves may grow at the branch and culm ends.

Variable perennial with horizontal, purple or green pitchers with purple veins. Pitchers reach 2 to 20 inches long and have broad wings and shiny broad lids. Dark purplish red, pinkish red and sometimes yellow flowers floom in spring.

Variable perennial with straight, yellowish green pitchers that reach 12 to 36 inches long. Round mouths with raised lids have red veins — ideal for catching prey. Yellow pendent flowers bloom in spring.

Variable perennial with straight, burgundy pitchers that reach 12 to 36 inches long. Round mouths with raised lids have red veins — ideal for catching prey. Yellow pendent flowers bloom in spring.

Sarcococca saligna is an evergreen shrub, to 3′ tall and 6′ wide, that forms thickets. Leaves are narrow, lanceolate, tapered, deep green on top, underside light green, to 5 1/2″ long. Foliage can become light green in high pH soils. […]

Sarcococca hookerana var. humilis is an evergreen, clumping, dwarf shrub, to 18″ tall and 3′ wide. Foliage is a glossy dark green, which can become light green in high pH soils. Sweetly fragrant white flowers are tinged with pink, 1/2″ […]