Sarracenia rubra ancestral Marion Co, GA (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia rubra ancestral Marion Co, GA (Shipped Bare-Root)This Sarracenia rubra subsp. viatorum from Marion County, Georgia represents one of the most significant taxonomic discoveries in recent carnivorous plant historyformally described by Barry Rice in 2018 after Phil Sheridan recognized these Fall Line Sandhills populations as the potential ancestral bridge between Atlantic coast and Gulf coast rubra variants. Distinguished by shorter pitchers reaching 45 cm, pronounced pubescence, steeply gaping lids,

a testament to one of the carnivorous plant world's most celebrated breeders

Drosera binata 'Ghost' is a striking white-leafed cultivar of this Australian and New Zealand native

Heliamphora ionasi represents one of the genus's most dramatic pitchers

Alabama clone of Sarracenia rosea showcases the species' signature pink and purple pitcher coloration that shifts seasonally from light yellow-green to deeper wine tones

BCP F12 represents a distinctive clone from the Best Carnivorous Plants breeding program

making it a prized addition to any serious collector's growing collection

Sarracenia psittacina

'Leah Wilkerson' hybrid in conditions perfected over decades

where some of the finest white-flowered S

creating pitchers of substantial height topped by generously flared hoods

This compact cultivar represents a specialized form prized by collectors seeking unusual pigmentation patterns within the species

Similar to Coquillage but differs in coloration