The classic Venus Flytrap. When insects push trigger hairs on the inside surface of the leaf, the leaf closes. Its struggles repeatedly push the trigger hairs over time, causing the trap to seal shut, and for the red glands to secrete digestive enzymes as its digests and absorbs its insect meal over several days before reopening.



Medium, 3.5" pot:  $14
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Dionaea muscipula 'Akai Ryu'
"Red Dragon" Venus flytrap

One of the first Venus Flytrap cultivars to make its way into tissue culture, the akai ryu (Japanese for "Red Dragon") is a plant that grows completely maroon under bright lighting conditions such as full sunlight. In the absence of full sun it attains a strong green hue with marginal maroon, but its full coloration can be restored over time with growth in full sun.



Medium, 3.5" pot:  $18
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First registered in 2006, this clone, developed by Henning von Schmeling is a vigorous grower, with traps reaching up to 2.25" long, with bright red trap surfaces when grown under strong light.

Medium, 3.5" pot:  $27

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Dionaea muscipula "Big Tomato"
Large-trapped Venus flytrap cultivar

"Big Tomato" is a cultivar that exhibits large traps, and is an exremely vigorous grower, akin to B52.




Medium, 3.5" pot: $25
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Dionaea muscipula 'Bristle Tooth'
Bristle-toothed Venus flytrap cultivar

'Bristletooth' is a cultivar that exhibits traps with jagged, bristled cilia. 




Medium, 3.5" pot: $22
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Dionaea muscipula 'Dentate'
Short-toothed Venus flytrap cultivar

"Dentate" Venus flytraps produce shorter "teeth" (marginal cilia) than their typical counterparts. 




Medium, 3.5" pot: $17
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Dionaea muscipula "FTS Crimson Sawtooth"
Venus flytrap cultivar

"FTS Crimson Sawtooth" is a cultivar that exhibits the maroon coloration of 'akai ryu' and the jagged, shortened marginal cilia of "sawtooth". 




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Brightly colored cultivar, whose trap interiors can a exhibit deep purple coloration that extends into its marginal cilia.

Medium, 3.5" pot: $30 only two available


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This cultivar, registered in 2013, grows marginal cilia ("teeth") that are short. They're less fused that those in "Bristle Tooth", but shorter than those found in common "dentate" varieties..

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This variety produces summer leaves whose traps have fused marginal cilia, giving them a look of melted wax. This phenotype is temperature-dependent and is only exhibited in the warmer months of the year..

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This variety produces almost no red pigment (anthocyanin), most notably absent on the inner leaves' surface. As a result, the inner surface of the trap remains bright green no matter the intensity of the light it's grown under.

Medium, 3.5" pot:  $16
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This large-trapped cultivar was a clone that was isolated from a selfed cross of D. muscipula 'Big Jaws'. One vigorous clone was isolated, selected for propagation and distributed as D. muscipula "King Henry". This variety grows very vigorously and produces traps that are (in my experience) at least a year in size larger than their typical counterparts. (See the first image below, to see the trap of a four-year-old plant in the cup of a hand. Please excuse the debris on the trap surface.)



Medium, 3.5" pot:  $24
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This cultivar is a genetic variant that produces a secondary trap along the back of the main trap leaf, almost a "mirror" image trap with two traps back-to-back. Bear in mind that the mirror trap tends to be smaller than the main trap, and the expressivity of this trait is limited; do NOT expect every trap to produce a mirror trap.



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This cultivar purportedly produces trap that nearly over-open, giving a somewhat "inverted" trap appearance similar to the clone "MD Buttcheeks", but as with that variety we've found this trait to be of limited expressivity in our growing conditions.



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This clone is so-named not because of abberant marginal cilia, but rather because the leaves produce wide, flared petioles with jagged edges.



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This is an unregistered cultivar isolated as a seed-grown specimen by Steve Doonan n 2011. It grows very large traps, with long, colorful traps and cilia.



Medium, 3.5" pot:  $30
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This registered cultivar grows funnel-shapped traps in spring, late summer and autumn. I like to think of the traps as sort of the inverse of the 'Cupped Trap' cultivar. Additionally, the leaf petioles often exhibit a "scaled' surface texture, similar to 'Schuppenstiel I' or 'Crested Petioles'.



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This registered cultivar grows marginal cilia ("teeth") that are nearly brush-like, giving a very unique and recognizable trap appearance.



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Not to be confused with the registered cultivar 'FTS Yellow', this clone produces paler green traps than 'Justina Davis' in the summer. Calling it "yellow" is generous; it may be a yellower shade of green than 'Justina Davis', but it's certainly a vigorous grower.



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The threadleaf sundew forms long tentacle leaves, akin to glistening, carnivorous grass, and is basically like living flypaper. It’s a very vigorous grower, forming a dormant hibernaculum to ride out the winter, until remerging in the Spring to grow its long, carnivorous leaves. Excellent plant for beginners.

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This is a cross between two different hybrids, giving the most reliably dark-colored trumpet pitchers in my nursery, often rivalling S. 'Black Widow' for color.




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This is a naturally occuring hybrid of S. alata x S. leucophylla.  



Large, 5.25" pot:  $25
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Sarracenia 'Adrian Slack'
S. x moorei cultivar

'Adrian Slack' is a select cultivated clone believed to be a cross between Sarracenia flava and Sarracenia leucophylla, a cross more commonly known as Sarracenia x moorei. This particular cultivar is one of the most classic, highly sought forms of Sarracenia, originally isolated by Bob Hanrahan, registered by Barry Rice. 




Large, 5.25" pot:  $100
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Sarracenia 'Black Widow'
Cultivated hybrid clone

'Black Widow' is a select cultivated clone from a cross between Sarracenia alata "black" and Sarracenia flava var. rubricorpora, originally crossed by master grower Phil Faulisi, registered by Travis Wyman. This clone can turn a solid, deep maroon in the summer under intense lighting conditions.



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Sarracenia "Blood Orange"
Cultivated hybrid clone

Sarracenia "Doreen's Colossus"
Cultivated hybrid clone

"Doreen's Colossus" is a select clone isolated from a cross between Sarracenia flava and Sarracenia oreophila, from the collection of master grower Jerry Addington. It's the single most vigorous hybrid we offer, growing tall, stately green pitchers with lovely maroon patterning, readily producing divisions year on year.




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Sarracenia 'Frogman'
Cultivated hybrid clone

This a cultivar of S. alabamensis ssp. alabamensis x S. minor var. okeefenokeensis, originally registered by the Great Barry Rice. This trumpet pitcher hybrid is an incredibly vigorous grower, that grows tall, bright green pitchers with wide areolated hoods a la S. minor. The hooded pitchers are reminiscent of large smiling maws.




Large, 5.25" pot:  $32
Medium, 4.5" pot:  $25
Small, 3.5" pot:   $18

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Sarracenia "Green Monster"
Anthocyanin-free S. x excellens cultivar

"Green Monster" is a select clone isolated from a cross between anthoncyanin-free mutants of Sarracenia minor and Sarracenia leucophylla, originally crossed and isolated by Bill Scholl. 




Large, 5.25" pot:  $40
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Sarracenia 'Hot Lips'
S. x moorei cultivar

This is a Phil Faulisi S. x moorei clone, from a 2005 S. leucophylla x S. flava var. ornata cross that also yielded siblings S. ‘Saurus’ and S. ‘Vintner’s Treasure.’ Pitchers are white-topped, with red throat and distinctively thick red lips. Hence the name Hot Lips.



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Sarracenia 'Jessica'
Cultivated hybrid clone

A selected clone from a cross of S. alata and S. leucophylla produced by Jerry Addington. I’m afraid that its patterning is so vivid that my description wouldn’t do it justice.



Small, 3.5" pot:   $27

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Sarracenia "Judith Hindle"
Cultivated hybrid clone

Sarracenia 'Juthatip Soper'
Cultivated hybrid clone

Sarracenia 'Leah Wilkerson'
S. x moorei cultivar

A classic, naturally occurring S. x moorei clone that was isolated by Brooks Garcia back in 2002, named after the lady who lived on and cared for the land upon which this clone was found. White pitchers with pronounced red splotches, and extreme vigor.



Large, 5.25" pot:  $75

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Sarracenia "Mallory Sunset"
S. x moorei cultivar

This is an unregistered cultivar of S. x moorei that I obtained around 2015. Unfortunately, I can no longer find information on how it was bred/isolated, and I vaguely recall it being described as being named after the color of sky as the sun was setting over… it might have been over Mallory Square in Key West, FL. Beautiful pinkish orange colors that fade into the green of the pitcher body. I really hope the original breeder registers it with ICPS someday.



Medium, 4.25" pot:   $28
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Sarracenia "Potty Mouth"
Cultivated hybrid clone

Sarracenia "Red Sumatra"
S. x moorei cultivar

An unregistered S. x moorei clone from Rob Sacilotto of Botanique. The pitchers of "Red Sumatra" can grow to be deep, deep red under the right lighting conditions



Large, 5.5" pot:  $ 36
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Sarracenia 'Reptilian Rose'
Cultivated hybrid clone

Sarracenia "Yellow Jacket"
Cultivated hybrid clone

"Yellow Jacket" is a plant with a mysterious past, primarily because it has not been firmly established whether "Yellow Jacket" and 'Carolina Yellow Jacket' are the same clone or not, with reports of the parentage involving everything from S. flava to S. rosea to S. purpurea ssp. purpurea f. heterophylla to S. purpurea ssp. venosa. What IS known is that this pitcher clearly has some flavor of purpurea in its parentage, and produces, bright yellow-green recumbent pitchers with almost no maroon veining.




Large, 5.25" pot:  $32
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