Sarracenia leucophylla "Splinter Hill, Baldwin Co, AL" Potted Size:X-Large

Sarracenia leucophylla "Splinter Hill, Baldwin Co, AL" Potted Size:X-LargeSarracenia leucophylla, the white trumpet, is considered by many to be the most beautiful species of American pitcher plant. It produces large, red petaled flowers as tall as 3 feet! The first pitchers of the season are usually thinner and more delicate than the second crop of pitchers produced in late summer to early autumn. These later pitchers put on a spectacular show; they can be as tall as the flowers were in spring! The pitchers are variable,

It blooms in profusion spring through summer with many tiny flowers multicolored in yellow

which is usually May or June

size and form

‘Dusky Heart’ which is not a trait we thought would  carry through

these plants grow naturally in bogs and swampy conditions

In the spring and summer

the pitchers may start to die back

Pitchers can become quite large

It is best to grow under 30% shade cloth in the summer months when grown in a greenhouse

be very careful if you do transplant as these have delicate root systems

expect to see NO GROWTH yet

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