Sarracenia x Oliver Finn (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia x Oliver Finn (Shipped Bare-Root)Named by Trey Hall of Dirty Divisions for his son Oliver Finn, this cultivar arrives with a story as compelling as its appearance. The pitchers display a striking combination of creamy white coloring and a deep red throat a contrast that makes it immediately distinctive among Sarracenia hybrids. Our bare root Sarracenia (North American pitcher plants) are shipped according to their natural growing cycle. During the active growing season (spring

Phil Sheridan's 2009 masterpiece

Perfect for grow chambers or greenhouses

making this a collector's favorite for its refined leaf morphology and dramatic color display

This clone from Escambia County

This highland hybrid combines the vigorous genetics of densiflora × aristolochioides with the legendary dentate peristome and robust vigor of edwardsiana

Bred by Stephen and Evan Wang in Palo Alto and Craig Heath in Lorton

Expect the characteristic red veining over creamy yellow inherited from 'Dixie Lace'

creating a complex carnivore that develops deep red to nearly black pitchers adorned with distinctive white hair coverage

and despite the fused ends they are capable of closing and digesting prey

A giant-growing

This distinctive clone likely appeals to collectors seeking novel trap morphology and vigor

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