Sarracenia leucophylla Escambia Co AL Giant Biggest Late Growing Plant (Shipped Bare-Root) Sarracenia flava Huge Lid Heavy Veins with distinctive bumps supporting hair-like

with distinctive bumps supporting hair-like structures reaching 11mm—the longest in Heliamphora—that line the interior of 20-50cm vessels

then crosses that F1 generation back to Chinook Jerry A

This seed-grown cross unites two titans of Sarracenia breeding: Phil Faulisi's towering 'Saurus' (S

and an unusual boxy mouth

this cultivar captures the best of spring flush coloration when flava produces its most robust

Sarracenia leucophylla Escambia Co AL Giant Biggest Late Growing Plant (Shipped Bare-Root) Sarracenia flava Huge Lid Heavy Veins with distinctive bumps supporting hair-likeThis clone from Escambia County, Alabama represents one of the most impressive size forms of Sarracenia leucophylla in cultivation, living up to its "Giant" and "Biggest" designation with exceptional fall pitchers that dwarf the species' typical spring growth. Escambia County borders some of the world's most spectacular white topped pitcher plant bogs, and this selection showcases the region's genetic potential for producing truly massive late season