Sarracenia alata RED THROAT is a tall beauty. And I mean tall, like 1 m or so. Pitchers are green with a red interior lid and a red throat. Most varieties of S. alata look best in September, however in early spring they produce large and delicate pale yellow to cream colored flowers on tall stems in...

Sarracenia alata var. alata A1 MK has tall and narrow green pitchers, that have a bit of acoppery hue on the top of the lid. Most varieties of S. alata look best in September, however in early spring they produce large and delicate pale yellow to cream colored flowers on tall stems in the early Spring....

Sarracenia flava var. maxima DIVERSIFLORA GREEN is a striking plant. The pitchers are all green, yellowish green on the operculum, without any trace of red or venation. But it is not an antho free plant! There is red at the base of the leaves. Flowers are yellow as is typical of the species. Sarracenia...

Sarracenia flava var ornata F185 MK, Prince George Co, Virginia, is a nice vigorous ornata, that is has one throat stripe and a bit of venation around it. Sarracenia flava is distributed from southern Alabama, through Florida and Georgia, to the coastal plains of southern Virginia, North and South Carolina....

Sarracenia flava var. rubricorpora F22MK, Appalachicola National Forest, Florida. This clone is is characterized by a massive, very regularly shaped mouth. The interior of the pitcher and the lip remain bright yellow and contrast well with the red surface of the pitcher exterior. The lid has strong red...

Sarracenia flava var. rugelii F24A MS is an outstanding plant. Good size pitchers, bright green with a large red throat patch. Sarracenia flava is distributed from southern Alabama, through Florida and Georgia, to the coastal plains of southern Virginia, North and South Carolina. The species has 7 varieties,...

Sarracenia leucophylla f. viridescens L46C MK, is an antho free clone, collected originally in Perdido, Alabama. It is a true antho free, not just an alba form. It does not produce red pigment at all, not even on the rhizome or wounds. Even its flower is yellow, instead of red. It's a vigorous and quite...

Sarraceni leucophylla L18 MS is a tall, vigorous clone from Mirek Srba. Like all sarracenias, leucophylla is native to North America. The species is endemic to the Southeastern United States. Sarracenia leucophylla is naturally highly variable. In size the clones can vary between 30 cm to over 1 m. Plants...

Sarracennia leucophylla L22D MS is the first leuco in our collection. A classic plant we have grown for many years. Very frost hardy and an extremely effective fly catcher. Pitchers slender, about 80 cm tall.You receive an adult plant.You can find cultivation tips on our YouTube channel https://www....

Sarracenia leucophylla L23 MK is a clone with an intense red & white coloration of the upper third of the pitchers. The bottom part is a highly contrasting bright green. Like all sarracenias, leucophylla is native to North America. The species is endemic to the Southeastern United States. Sarracenia...

Sarracenia leucophylla L4 MS, ''Red tube'', Splinter Hill, Alabama ex. Peter Toufar. This clone has a very fine mesh. It is a short clone, which makes it just more interesting as most leucos are big or huge. L4 MS must not be confused with L4 MK 'Schnell's Gost'. L4 MS is a different clone and can usually...

Sarracennia leucophylla L48A MK, Hot Pink Selections 1,Botanique, is well known for having the entire upper part of the pitcher flaming hot pink. But beware: only the summer pitchers are amazing hot pink. The spring pitchers are a bit more red than the typical leuco, but nothing outstanding. Like all...