Sarracenia flava ornata

Sarracenia flava ornataEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: Required Native Range: Wet Pocosins of Coastal Southeastern North America Zones: 7 9 (6 10) The traps of Sarracenia flava ornata have a deep red to purple throat patch that radiates in an ornate veined network across the hood and tube. The leaves are vivid yellow or yellowish green and can appear striped or lined with deep reddish purple veins. The tubes can darken to a deep red by Fall. It is a naturally occurring but

and gets a lot of attention at the Nursery

x excellens prefers open

This selection comes from seeds and will show some genetic variation

This introductory collection of Venus Flytraps (Dionaea muscipula) includes three distinct types: the typical common form

and interspersed with small

intertwining stolons

It is an 8vo (8 X 5 inches) hardcover edition with half leather (red morocco) on marble boards

their toothed mouths and overarching lids being highly reminiscent of Nepenthes tropical pitcher plants and American pitcher plants alike

and are propagated from stolon divisions of plants in our collection

The large showy flowers are bright crimson to maroon and mildly fragrant

Adult Small: 34-36

They actively curl over onto their prey