Sarracenia leucophylla (Shipped Bare-Root) x leucophylla (flava x oreophila) #15 selected from thousands of seedlings

selected from thousands of seedlings in 2011

celebrated for its inverted funnel-shaped traps with elongated necks and vivid red cilia that contrast strikingly against chartreuse petioles

serrated marginal teeth that fuse at the base—resembling their namesake—set against vivid lime-green

This vigorous form produces larger flowers and makes a striking display plant for collectors seeking the refined aesthetics of this iconic species

Dan Winter #1 captures the species' distinctive veining and chartreuse pitcher coloration

Sarracenia leucophylla (Shipped Bare-Root) x leucophylla (flava x oreophila) #15 selected from thousands of seedlingsSarracenia leucophylla, the iconic white topped pitcher plant, displays erect tubular pitchers that transition from green bases to pristine white upper chambers veined in crimson and pale greena striking palette crowned by an upright, wavy edged hood. Native to coastal plain bogs from Georgia through the Florida panhandle, this species produces pitchers reaching 4070 cm and remains a collector favorite for its dramatic seasonal coloration and reliable