Sarracenia purpurea Louis Burke Betz (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia purpurea Louis Burke Betz (Shipped Bare-Root)Sarracenia purpurea 'Louis Burke' incredible dark color! It honors the Philadelphia horticulturalist who confirmed the distinctiveness of this naturally occurring Gulf Coast form, originally identified by botanist Edgar T. Wherry in Theodore, Alabama in 1933. Prized for its unusually large, rose pink flowersa trait virtually unique among pure Sarracenia speciesthis vigorous variety produces voluptuous crimson pitchers with fuzzy exteriors and wide,

FTS Deep Red Guerrilla delivers extraordinary crimson coloration paired with oversized traps and notably shortened teeth

This Sarracenia leucophylla selection showcases the dramatic red throat coloration that makes white-topped pitcher plants so coveted among collectors

while incorporating the distinctive petiole and dentition traits for which FTS cultivars are prized by serious collectors seeking novel phenotypes

making them a spectacular centerpiece for serious collectors seeking the most vibrant pink-lipped leucophylla available

Traps: Werewolf-like in appearance — thick

Drosera binata Typical (T-form) is the nominate type specimen of this iconic forked sundew

endemic to the high-altitude mossy forests of northern Sumatra (1

Sarracenia × Doreen's Colossus pairs the vigor of S

Carnivoria's Baalberith

creating an elegant defensive perimeter

Discovered by Richard Keen during tissue culture propagation and published in 1996

This cultivar represents the serious collector's pursuit of unique trap morphology and vigor within the flytrap genus