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Dionaea muscipula
Venus Flytrap (typical) |
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Dionaea muscipula 'Akai
Ryu'
"Red Dragon" Venus flytrap |
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Dionaea muscipula 'B52'
Large-trapped Venus flytrap cultivar |
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Dionaea muscipula
"Big
Tomato"
Large-trapped
Venus flytrap cultivar |
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Dionaea muscipula
'Bristle
Tooth'
Bristle-toothed
Venus flytrap cultivar |
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Dionaea muscipula
'Dentate'
Short-toothed
Venus flytrap cultivar |
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Dionaea muscipula
"FTS Crimson Sawtooth"
Venus flytrap cultivar |
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Dionaea muscipula 'FTS
Purple Ambush'
Venus flytrap cultivar |
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Dionaea muscipula 'FTS Shogun Star'
Venus flytrap cultivar |
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Dionaea muscipula
'Fused
Tooth'
Fused Tooth Venus flytrap |
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Dionaea muscipula
'Justina
Davis'
Green Venus flytrap clone |
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Dionaea muscipula
"King Henry"
Large-trapped Venus flytrap clone |
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Dionaea muscipula
'Mirror'
Aberrant trap Venus flytrap clone |
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Dionaea muscipula
"Moon Trap"
Venus Flytrap cultivar |
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Dionaea muscipula
"Rabbit Teeth"
Wide-petioled Venus Flytrap cultivar |
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Dionaea muscipula
"SD Kronos"
Large-trapped Venus Flytrap cultivar |
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Dionaea muscipula
'Trichterfalle'
Venus Flytrap cultivar |
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Dionaea muscipula
'Triton'
Venus Flytrap cultivar |
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Dionaea muscipula
"Yellow"
Pale-green Venus Flytrap clone |
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Drosera filiformis
Threadleaf sundew |
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Drosera
intermedia
Oblong-leafed sundew |
The oblong-leafed sundew is another
temperate sundew, sort of a temperate version of the Cape sundew, that
forms a rosette of carnivorous leaves. In the winter, it forms a dormant
hibernaculum to ride out the winter, until remerging in the Spring to
grow more carnivorous leaves.
   
Medium, 2" pot: (coming soon)
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Sarracenia
alabamensis ssp. alabamensis
Cane-brake Pitcher Plant |
The Cane-brake Pitcher Plant is an
endangered species that is very vigorous and produces bright green,
upright pitchers with red flowers
 
NY SALES ONLY.
Large, 5.25" pot: $35
Medium, 4.5" pot: $25
Small, 3.5" pot:
$15
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Sarracenia flava
The Yellow Pitcher Plant and its genetic variants |
The Yellow Pitcher Plant is a species that
produces upright trumpet pitchers. The plant produces tall, tall, hollow
green pitcher leaves, which lure insects that fall in and are digested.
The plant produces yellow flowers in the spring.
Seasonal pitcher cycle:
Spring - pitchers and yellow flower
Early summer - pitchers
Late summer - phyllodia (flat leaves)
Autumn - phyllodia (flat leaves)
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Sarracenia flava var.
flava
Yellowish-green pitchers, maroon veining, flowers early
in the Spring.
Large division, 5.25" pot: (coming soon)
Medium division, 4.5" pot: (coming soon)
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Sarracenia flava var. cuprea "Botanique"
x "Lois"
The lids of this variety of the yellow pitcher plant are
a rich copper color.
Small division, 3.5" pot: $16 |
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Sarracenia flava var. rugelii clone A
The rugelii variant of this species forms
pitchers whose throats are blotched with red. Clone A is a cultivated
clone that famously produces a thick, red stripe across the entire neck
of the pitcher.
Small
division, 3.5" pot:
$20 |
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Sarracenia leucophylla
The White-topped Pitcher Plant and its genetic variants |
The White-topped Pitcher Plant is a species that
produces upright trumpet pitchers. The plant produces pitcher leaves
that are often patterned with red and white, with areolations that allow
light to pass through.
Seasonal pitcher cycle:
Spring - spring pitchers
Early summer - spring pitchers
Late summer - spring pitchers and red flower
Autumn - large autumn pitchers
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Sarracenia leucophylla
[Conecuh National Forest,
AL]
Pitchers are white-topped, with red veining.
Medium division, 4.5" pot: $25
Small division, 3.5" pot: $20 |
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Sarracenia leucophylla "AJO1"
Pitchers are white-topped, with red veining.
Small
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Sarracenia leucophylla "Alabama"
[Baldwin Co, AL]
Pitchers are white-topped, with red veining.
Large division,
5.25" pot: $30
Small division, 3.5" pot: $20 |
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Sarracenia oreophila
"Alabama"
Green pitcher plant |
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Sarracenia purpurea
The Purple Pitcher Plant and its genetic variants |
The Purple Pitcher Plant is a species of
cold-hardy Sarracenia that are found as far north as Canada. It produces
recumbent, open pitchers that hug the ground as a large rosette. S. purpurea
are one of the few species of Sarracenia that collects and holds
rainwater. Insects that are attracted to the nectars secreted by the lip
of the pitcher fall in and drown. The insects are broken down partially
by enzymes secreted by the leaves, but primarily by bacteria. The
nutrients are then absorbed into the leaves. Flowers are typically
maroon with crimson petals, except for Burk's purple pitcher (now known
as S. rosea), which has pink petals.
Seasonal pitcher cycle:
Spring - pitchers and flower
Summer - pitchers
Autumn - pitchers
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Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa
The Southern Purple Pitcher Plant. Endemic to the Southeastern United States. Clone is
maroon with pronounced rippling along edge of hood.
Medium, 4.5" pot: $23
Small, 3.5" pot: $18
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Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa var. montana
[Transylvania Co, NC]
The Mountain Purple Pitcher Plant. Distinguished by its wide-hooded pitchers. This clone is
green with purple veining.
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Sarracenia purpurea "Big Fib"
An as-yet unregistered clone, previously
released as "unnamed clone A", whose genetics has been
confirmed as being (S. purpurea ssp venosa ("Brunswick
Beauty" x venosa)), by Mike Wang. This plant was featured recently on TV
show, in an
episode about dreams & killer plants. This is a division of that plant,
which grows thick pitchers
with a ruffled hood with green coloration at the base fading to a deep
crimson as it approaches the outer edges. In early autumn the green of
the pitchers transitions into a bright yellow.
Medium, 4.5" pot: $35
Small, 3.5" pot: $30 |
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Sarracenia (alata "black" x flava "red
tube") x Ares
Hybrid Pitcher Plant
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Sarracenia x areolata
Seed-grown Hybrid Pitcher Plant |
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Sarracenia 'Adrian Slack'
S. x moorei cultivar |
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Sarracenia 'Black Widow'
Cultivated hybrid clone |
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Sarracenia "Blood
Orange"
Cultivated hybrid clone |
Offspring from a Jason Austin cross
between Sarracenia “Papaya” and Sarracenia flava var. rubricorpora.
Blood Orange is one of the most vigorous and colorful growers at our
nursery, readily splitting into multiple divisions every year, with
beautiful flowers and among the tallest pitchers in our offerings.
 
Small, 3.5" pot: $17
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Sarracenia "Doreen's Colossus"
Cultivated hybrid clone |
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Sarracenia 'Frogman'
Cultivated hybrid clone |
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Sarracenia "Green
Monster"
Anthocyanin-free S. x excellens
cultivar |
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Sarracenia "Hank"
Cultivated hybrid clone |
"Hank" is a unregistered cultivar of
unspecified parentage that is a vigorous grower, producing bright maroon
pitchers.
 
Large, 5.25" pot: $32
Medium, 4.5" pot: $27
Small, 3.5" pot: $22
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Sarracenia 'Hot
Lips'
S. x moorei cultivar |
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Sarracenia 'Jessica'
Cultivated hybrid clone |
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Sarracenia "Judith Hindle"
Cultivated hybrid clone |
S. "Judith Hindle" was named for the
wife of its breeder Alan Hindle, by author Peter D’Amato (“The Savage
Garden”). This English clone was an offspring of a 1985 cross between
two different clones of S. (purpurea x flava) x leucophylla. Its
popularity owes to its vivid coloration and vigor.
 
Small, 3.5" pot: $17
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Sarracenia 'Juthatip Soper'
Cultivated hybrid clone |
Named after breeder Matthew Soper’s
wife, this was English clone was from a S. x mitchelliana backcross that
was first published in 1998. Photos do not do its colors justice. Unlike
the white areolations on a S. leucophylla, Juthatip Soper’s areolations
are a bright, bright pink.
 
Large, 5.5" pot: $
27
Small, 3.5" pot: $17
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Sarracenia 'Leah Wilkerson'
S. x moorei cultivar |
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Sarracenia "Mallory Sunset"
S. x moorei cultivar |
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Sarracenia "Potty
Mouth"
Cultivated hybrid clone |
This monster is an unregistered Phil
Faulisi creation. I don’t know what its parentage is, but it yields
pitchers with grotesquely wide, veined lids that are open to collect…
rainfall. Vigorous grower, whose pitchers need to be supported or
trellised, to prevent the pitchers from falling over when the rains fill
them up.
 
Large, 5.25" pot: $225
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Sarracenia "Red Sumatra"
S. x moorei cultivar |
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Sarracenia 'Reptilian Rose'
Cultivated hybrid clone |
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Sarracenia "Yellow Jacket"
Cultivated hybrid clone |
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