Sarracenia - hybrids
Sarracenia - hybrids
Sarracenia ALTAIR, leucophylla x oreophyllaSarracenia leucophylla x oreophylla ALTAIR combines the best of both worlds. Leuco brings the size and the translucency, Oreo brings the vigour and the red venation. Nice, big, fast growing plants with beautiful colour! In autumn it produces many very large phyllodia. You can find cultivation tips on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@RanchOfPlants
Sarracenia - hybrids
Sarracenia BIG DADDY (leucophylla x oreophylla) x leucophyllaSarracenia BIG DADDY (oreophylla x leucophylla) x leucophylla is a big plant. Big and beautifull. This is the plant that features in the intro of our YouTube channel. We got the plant from M. Srba, so yes, you've got yourself one fine plant, if you choose this one. We never have enough stock of this hybrid, so if it's available, don't hesitate too long. You can find cultivation tips on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@RanchOfPlants
Sarracenia - hybrids
Sarracenia DINO ALMACOLLESarracenia 'Dino Almacolle' is a hybrid Sarracenia (rubra subsp. jonesii x minor var. okefenokeensis), bred by the first Italian Sarracenia breeder Furio Ersetti in 2004. This is a unique plant. the pitchers are long and thin, with a tendency to droop with age. The pitcher mouth is bulbous and the minor genes clearly evident in the downward facing mouth and placement of the fenestrations. Pitchers are bronze-greenish with red veins and white fenestrations. You can find cultivation tips and more on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@RanchOfPlants
Sarracenia - hybrids
Sarracenia HUMMERS' HAMMERHEADSarracenia Hummer's hammerhead is a cross between S. (psittacina x rubra subsp. alabamensis) x rubra subsp. alabamenesis. It was bred by John Hummer and the shape of the pitcher heads with the elongtated lid look kinda like a hammerhead shark. This plant is a weed and grows extremely fast. Adult plants form beautiful colorful specimens with an abundance of short and sturdy pitchers. Once given full sun, the pitchers develop a yellow tinge to them. You can find cultivation tips and more on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@RanchOfPlants
Sarracenia - hybrids
Sarracenia ROYAL REDSarracenia 'ROYAL RED' is as beautiful and as large as it is perplexing. It's lid is wine red, turning bright green around a mesh of large snow white fenestrations down the tube. The lip is also dark red, it looks like a ring. It's a large, stocky plant. The pitcher mouth is so big it could easily fit a golf ball. The pitchers last well into the winter and keep their color. It is one of the gems in our collection. Unfortunantely there is little information to be had regarding its parentage. It comes to us ultimately from M. Srba and is possibly one of his hybrids. We offer M size plantsYou can find cultivation tips on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@RanchOfPlants
Sarracenia - hybrids
Sarracenia x areolata 'DIVERSIFLORA MESH', Alabama/ Mississippi borderSarracenia x areolata 'DIVERSIFLORA MESH' is natural hybrid, a plant with known location but with open polinated parentage. The plants in our collection are grown from seeds originally collected in the wild on the Alabama - Missisipi border. We acquired them as a mix of seedlings and three of them grew to maturity. S. x areolata is any plant that is hybrid of S. alata and S. leucophylla. It can be found sporadically where the ranges of its parent species overlap, that is on the wet pocosins of the Gulf Coast of North America. A signature of the areolata is that it looks its best in autumn, as it typical for both of its parents too. It's late summer pitchers grow larger than the spring ones and they last until the next growing season. The pitchers are very tall and narrow, but also very stout, the plant produces many of them. You can find cultivation tips on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@RanchOfPlants
Sarracenia - hybrids
Sarracenia x areolata 'DIVERSIFLORA PEARL', Alabama/Mississippi borderSarracenia x areolata 'DIVERSIFLORA PEARL' is natural hybrid, a plant with known location but with open polinated parentage. The plants in our collection are grown from seeds originally collected in the wild on the Alabama - Missisipi border. We acquired them as a mix of seedlings and three of them grew to maturity. S. x areolata is any plant that is hybrid of S. alata and S. leucophylla. It can be found sporadically where the ranges of its parent species overlap, that is on the wet pocosins of the Gulf Coast of North America. A signature of the areolata is that it looks its best in autumn, as it typical for both of its parents too. It's late summer pitchers grow larger than the spring ones and they last until the next growing season. The pitchers are very tall and narrow, but also very stout, the plant produces many of them. You can find cultivation tips on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@RanchOfPlants
Sarracenia - hybrids
Sarracenia x areolata 'DIVERSIFLORA RED', Alabama/Mississippi borderSarracenia x areolata 'DIVERSIFLORA RED' is natural hybrid. The plants in our collection are grown from seeds originally collected in the wild on the Alabama - Missisipi border. We acquired them as a mix of seedlings and three of them grew to maturity. This clone is very vigorous and grows taller than both of it's parent species. It's one of the tallest sarras in our collection. S. x areolata is any plant that is hybrid of S. alata and S. leucophylla. It can be found sporadically where the ranges of its parent species overlap, that is on the wet pocosins of the Gulf Coast of North America. A signature of the areolata is that it looks its best in autumn, as it typical for both of its parents too. It's late summer pitchers grow larger than the spring ones and they last until the next growing season. The pitchers are very tall and narrow, but also very stout, the plant produces many of them.You can find cultivation tips on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@RanchOfPlants
Sarracenia - hybrids
Sarracenia x catesbaei THE GIANTSarracenia x catesbaei 'THE GIANT' is something special, because it is huge. Tall, yes, but look at the size of that pitcher mouth and lid! It's are the size of my hand! I'm guessing this a triploid, because it is HUGE and does not ever flower. Visitors to our greenhouse usually just go pass the ''normal size'' THE GIANT plants in the shop. But when they're confronted with the mother plant in the CP collection they almost always take one home. I still don't know are they intimidated or awstruck by the momma? In any case, this catesbaei is also fully frost hardy. You can find cultivation tips on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@RanchOfPlants
Sarracenia - hybrids
Sarracenia x catesbaei, clone 2Sarracenia x catesbaei clone 2 is a beautiful and vigorous plant. Pitchers are maroon red and golden yellow and color up best in strong direct light. Pitchers are stocky and about 50 cm tall.Catesbaei is a naturally occuring hybrid between S. purpurea and S. flava. In the wild it can be seen where the ranges of the parent species overlap, from Virginia to Florida. It grows in sandy bogs, wet seeps and pocosins (savanna type vegetation of US Gulf Coast). It is vigorous, fast growing and tends to form large colonies, but is not clumpy like S. rubra.
Sarracenia - hybrids
Sarracenia x catesbaei, pink flower, clone 3Sarracenia x catesbaei Pink Flower, clone 3, is a typical-sized catesbaei. It's purpurea parent is S. purpurea subsp. venosa var. burkii (syn. S. rosea). Pitchers color up a nice dark maroon over the summer. Catesbaei is a naturally occuring hybrid between S. purpurea and S. flava. In the wild it can be seen where the ranges of the parent species overlap, from Virginia to Florida. It grows in sandy bogs, wet seeps and pocosins (savanna type vegetation of US Gulf Coast). It is vigorous, fast growing and tends to form large colonies, but is not clumpy like S. rubra. You can find cultivation tips on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@RanchOfPlants
Sarracenia - hybrids
Sarracenia x chelsonii 'MAROON'Sarracenia x chelsonii MAROON is a classic. The compact, clumpy, ruffled-lidded and dark red in all seasons (even in winter) is a wonderful sight. Flowers are dark red and gently sweet scented. The S. rubra is a clumpy plant and gives the habit of producing loads of growing points (side shoots). S. purpurea parent lends its short, stocky shape. Both are responsible for the wonderful deep red coloration. The pitchers start out green, and turn dark red as they mature. S. x chelsonii is the name given to any hybrid of S. purpurea and S. rubra. It is a naturally occuring hybrid, and can be found in in habitats inhabited by both parent species. It's found in wet pocosins of coastal Southeastern United States. We offer plants in L size. You can find cultivation tips on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@RanchOfPlants
