Sarracenia flava Huge Orange Okaloosa Co FL (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia flava Huge Orange Okaloosa Co FL (Shipped Bare-Root)This Sarracenia flava from Okaloosa County, Florida showcases the remarkable color variation found in natural populations along the Florida Panhandle, where pitchers range from yellowish green to intense crimson hues. True to its name, this selection produces impressively large pitchers displaying vivid orange tonesa striking departure from the typical yellowish green forms common to the region. Our bare root Sarracenia (North American pitcher plants)

Hailing from North Carolina's legendary Green Swamp

featuring characteristically arched

delivers exceptional vertical presence with elongated

creating a hybrid that balances size and ornamental refinement

This exceptional hybrid combines the pristine white pitcher coloration of Sarracenia leucophylla 'Hurricane Creek White'—a cultivar preserved by collector John Hummer from an Alabama population now lost to development—with the robust vigor of S

and serrations—a rare morphological feature that sets it apart from standard flytraps

they mysteriously merge with ripple patterns in mature plants—while notably lacking the sensory hairs present in standard forms

suffused coloration prized by collectors

bristly trigger hairs that develop conspicuous growth on mature traps—a rare morphological anomaly among Venus flytraps

Bred by master Fred P

dew-laden tentacles coat bright green foliage that reaches 3–6 inches

The selected seedling inherited the dentate margins from the pollen parent and the consistently large coloration from the seed parent