Sarracenia purpurea venosa Tattnall Co GA MW (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia purpurea venosa Tattnall Co GA MW (Shipped Bare-Root)This critically rare Tattnall County clone represents the southernmost population of S. purpurea ssp. venosa, nearly extinct in its native Georgia habitat and exceptionally scarce in cultivation. Spring pitchers emerge verdant with bold crimson veins, maturing into ornately veined crimson forms adorned with soft hairs, while the subspecies' characteristically low, bulbous traps display pronounced hood ruffling and vigorous horizontal to vertical

This tri-hybrid masterpiece combines the legendary vigor of Phil Faulski's 2000-bred 'Reptilian Rose'—itself a dramatic cross of S

accented by prominently marked veins

offering collectors an opportunity to cultivate a geographically distinct form with authentic provenance documentation dating to 2007

Collectors pursue this hybrid for its potential to produce gloriously fat

and developing traps resemble bean sprouts before fully opening

compact growth habit

Sarracenia leucophylla 'Hurricane Creek White' Clone F represents a vanishing Alabama population selected by John Hummer and refined by Mike Wang

Dionaea muscipula Nihasa represents a distinctive cultivar with appeal to collectors seeking uncommon trap morphology and growth character

making it essential for serious collectors pursuing exceptional trap morphology

Under bright light

Red Top represents a striking cultivar distinguished by its vibrant crimson coloration concentrated at the trap apexes—a dramatic contrast that intensifies under high light conditions

historically documented cultivar for collectors who appreciate the extreme end of dentition reduction in a fully registered form