I planted a little Woodland garden in a broken terracotta pot this past fall. I had put it under a bench so that it wouldn't get too much sun. I pulled it out this evening to look at it and to my surprise there were some new things growing in there. What in the world are these little pitchers that are popping up? I have never seen them before. Anyone? TYIA

Cute ... they look like some type of fungi/mushrooms to me.

flowers of an Asarum?

There are Asarum type of leaves in the picture too,

Ruud

LOL, y'all are good; I didn't even notice the leaves. I wonder if it might be a variety of Hexastylis? One for comparison is Little Brown Jug (Hexastylis arifolia)





edited to add: H. arifolia is apparently a Georgia native:
https://gnps.org/plants/heartl...

edited to add: H. arifolia is apparently a Georgia native:
https://gnps.org/plants/heartl...[/quote]

That's it!! Thank you (again) for your assistance. I dont know how to add my picture to the database to earn acorns. Or should I not do that? Help?

@stone - here's another native apparently. An interesting little plant. Want some?

Do add to the database! Go to it or click here: Little Brown Jug (Hexastylis arifolia) Then click Upload a photo, followed by Upload an Image, the rest is self-explanatory, if not ask us,

Ruud

Also seen more often as Asarum arifolium.

IJsbrandtGA said:@ stone - here's another native apparently. An interesting little plant. Want some?

There are a fairly substantial number of varieties of "wild ginger" native to Georgia, and while it's entirely possible that you have varieties that I don't, based on the leaves posted in the container.... Looks like a variety common in the Macon area...
So, thanks,but not needed.

Now, if you ever stumble across a big patch of Calloway ginger....