Sarracenia leucophylla Baldwin Co Perfect Round Red - Small (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia leucophylla Baldwin Co Perfect Round Red - Small (Shipped Bare-Root)This younger division of a Baldwin County, Alabama leucophylla showcases the vibrant red coloration and distinctive rounded lid shape that gives this clone its descriptive name. Baldwin County populations are celebrated among collectors for their genetic diversity and intense pigmentation, producing some of the most sought after red throated forms in cultivation. Our bare root Sarracenia (North American pitcher plants) are shipped according to their

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This cultivar inherits Reptilian Rose's signature 70–85 cm pitchers and distinctive lizard-skin veining

a striking prostrate cultivar from Diflora

green veining

This Sarracenia flava from Okaloosa County

capacious traps ideal for capturing prey

This slow-growing cultivar demands bright conditions to achieve its full color potential

strong red veining

Rob Gibson's remarkable discovery of this South African Drosera capensis variant combines deep crimson foliage with an extraordinary mutation: delicate glandular hairs adorning the flower petals themselves

this striking hybrid combines the rich coloration of 'Přemysl Otakar I' with the elegant flava-dominant architecture of 'Adrian Slack

this plant rewards collectors with dramatic color progression and robust hybrid vigor