Sarracenia x Peach Fuzz (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia x Peach Fuzz (Shipped Bare-Root)Sarracenia x Peach Fuzz evokes the soft, velvety tones suggested by its name, likely displaying gentle peachy or cream flushed pitchers with a delicate pubescence along the tubes. While specific parentage remains undocumented in the ICPS registry, the name hints at a hybrid selected for its warm, subdued coloration and possibly fine textured surfaces that distinguish it from more boldly pigmented varieties in collections. Our bare root Sarracenia

Originated by Colin Clayton of Triffid Park

spring-flushing elegance of near-extinct Sarracenia oreophila with the complex parentage of the venerable S

capensis while offering collectors a morphologically unique expression of this South African classic

× catesbaei prized for red-veined yellow pitchers that mature to maroon

creating a striking display that demands spacious cultivation

The resulting pitchers unexpectedly developed without lids

combining the cultivar's signature wide-spreading trap morphology and intense purplish-red coloration under strong light with the genetic consistency of controlled breeding

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prostrate cultivar combines instantly recognizable trap morphology with the vigor that serious collectors prize

Doonan and M

Kapitany at Paradisia Nurseries in Australia in the mid-1990s and registered in 2013

where it clings to existence in remote high-altitude valleys at 500–900 meters