Sarracenia 'Smoorii' Spider Lily Both the flowers and the

Both the flowers and the fruits are extremely attractive to wildlife

This Spitfire variety has a stunning deep red colour at its core

Planting them on their sides will help to avoid water collecting in their hollow crowns and prevent the bulbs from rotting

Though it originates from the sunny climes of the Iberian Peninsula

and planted in ericaceous compost if growing in a pot

Sarracenia 'Smoorii' Spider Lily Both the flowers and theSarracenia Smoorii is a very unique and fascinating indoor plant that has foliage which is unrivalled by the majority of indoor plants. Plants from the Sarracenia genus have this foliage as a common feature a tubular shaped formation in the vertical, bright green foliage, with deep red veining joining on to create a very interesting look. The plant can be more commonly known as the Trumpet Pitcher Plant, but it is also well known for being a Fly Trap