Sarracenia x harvest of gold (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia x harvest of gold (Shipped Bare-Root)Bred by Song, Leo, and John Hummer and registered in 2001, Sarracenia 'Harvest of Gold' displays luminous golden yellow pitchers with fine veining and a deepening golden red sheen in cooler months. This vigorous hybrid grows as a compact clone, prized by breeders for its ornamental appeal and genetic contribution to new cultivar development. Care Requirements Light 8+ hours of direct sun daily. Outdoors in full sun or a south facing greenhouse is

reaching 60–70 cm at maturity

displaying deep red trap coloration that shifts to luminous green at the margins during spring growth

Selected by Andrea Fontana of Giardino Carnivoro

flava's robust form with S

though detailed morphological records await broader cultivar registry inclusion

AL represents the purest expression of this variety's defining trait: extreme white pigmentation throughout the upper pitcher with virtually no red venation at the opening

fast-growing traps crowned with elongated teeth and electric-red interiors that deepen as the plant matures

Sarracenia flava Red Sumatra 100 represents a striking selection careful clonal selection at specialist nurseries

robust growth habit

The BCP Caterpillar is a startling morphological aberration from Best Carnivorous Plants—a creeping rhizomatous mutant with stunted green petioles that produces sparse

sturdy teeth and oversized traps relative to its compact foliage

Non-large traps paired with its creeping growth habit make this cultivar a striking conversation piece for collectors seeking unusual dental mutations and atypical growth forms