Sarracenia flava var. atropurpureaSarracenia flava is an American Pitcher Plant found in bogs from Alabama up the eastern seaboard into Virginia. Flava var. atropurpurea varieties occur in both in the Florida panhandle and in the Carolinas. The genetics of the 2 locations are distinct with the Florida variants seemingly closely related to very heavy veined var. ornata varieties while the Carolina varieties seem to be extreme versions of var. cuprea. Sunny conditions required for full

Another line bred Nepenthes veitchii release from Carnivero

perlite and sparing sphagnum moss and make sure to let the soil dry out almost completely between waterings

We reserve the right to hold plants if your temperatures in your area are outside the recommended range

mollis should lend a more hairy texture to the leaves

We've grown these in our lowland and intermediate rooms and they have been very vigorous

The rubricorpora variety occurs predominately in the Florida panhandle and it's one of the most outstanding

This was propagated from a division off of our variegated mother plant

They also do very well under grow lights

Drosera falconeri may be the most beautiful and interesting of the group

Plants achieve large sizes and have gorgeous

chococolate color with iridescent purple veining

Nepenthes (veitchii x lowii) x platychila is spectacular