Sarracenia purpurea Veinless Jerry A.-Calen Hall - Small (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia purpurea Veinless Jerry A.-Calen Hall - Small (Shipped Bare-Root)This younger division represents one of Jerry Addington's coveted veinless Sarracenia purpurea selections, derived from his crosses of two otherwise typical purpureas that unexpectedly yielded progeny with a striking porcelain like appearance devoid of venation. The Western Washington breeder's veinless forms display varying characteristicssome fading to red later in the season, others remaining green and ruffledwith coloration that appears delicately

long confused with the rare N

often punctuated by striking lime-green trap edges that intensify the piranha-like menace of this upright-growing cultivar

leucophylla from Seminole County

Sarracenia flava rugelii DW showcases the quirky pitcher morphology that makes it a fascinating addition to any serious collection and a promising candidate for creating unusual hybrids

Very dark red coloration suffuses these distinctive traps

the legendary high-altitude Bornean endemic from Mount Kinabalu's upper slopes (2

the Korean Melody Shark differs from its parent plants in several documented ways

this distinctive *Sarracenia purpurea* "Veinless" showcases the remarkable absence of venation—a rare trait that allows brilliant orange-red coloration to suffuse the pitchers with an airbrush-like intensity under summer sun

will find #12 a compelling addition to advanced collections

represents a distinctly specialized selection prized for its fused tooth morphology—a rare dental arrangement that sets it apart from standard Venus flytraps

As temperatures cool

mucilaginous tentacles that create a striking trap-laden silhouette