Sarracenia leucophylla Escambia Co AL Giant Biggest Late Growing Plant (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia leucophylla Escambia Co AL Giant Biggest Late Growing Plant (Shipped Bare-Root)This clone from Escambia County, Alabama represents one of the most impressive size forms of Sarracenia leucophylla in cultivation, living up to its "Giant" and "Biggest" designation with exceptional fall pitchers that dwarf the species' typical spring growth. Escambia County borders some of the world's most spectacular white topped pitcher plant bogs, and this selection showcases the region's genetic potential for producing truly massive late season

Fangzahn is the German word for fang tooth

its deeply pigmented traps transitioning from deep crimson to near-black under bright light

prized for the dramatic contrast between its pale

This seed-grown species represents a classic highland Nepenthes lineage

Phil's Clone of Sarracenia flava ornata represents a cornerstone cultivar in modern Sarracenia breeding

Phil Faulisi's Sarracenia 'Alucard' grex—bred from S

Trev Cox's legendary Irish creation

transitioning to a more compact form during dormancy

The Italian spelling is intentional

Joe Lavrich's Sarracenia x Excellens (Meadowview) crosses the robust minor with the elegant leucophylla to produce tall

In some older European circles

Angasima is an undescribed or provisionally named Heliamphora from the Angasima Tepui region of Venezuela