Carnivorous plant best grown in indirect light or part sun with high humidity. Keep soil wet in summer.
Bog
Pinguicula laueana x nivalis
Carnivorous plant best grown in indirect light or part sun with high humidity. Keep soil wet in summer.
Pinguicula moctezumae
Carnivore
Narrow, strappy leaves are sticky, trap bugs like flypaper. Purple flowers. Do not water over the leaves. Grow in peat, sand and pumice. Keep moist most of the year, but allow soil to slightly dry out in winter before watering when dormant.
Pinguicula moranensis x gypsicola
Narrow succulent leaves for a sticky rosette. Generally catch ants.
Pinguicula primuliflora
Evergreen Carnivore
Attractive rosettes. Sticky leaves trap bugs like flypaper. Pale purple trumpet-shaped flowers. Stays green in winter, indoor or outdoor. Do not water over the leaves.
Sarracenia “Abandoned Hope”
S. purpurea ssp. venosa v. burkii X S. flava
Perennial Carnivore
Very attractive large pitchers with strong veining. Dormant in winter. Keep moist.
Sarracenia “Bug Bat”
Sarracenia (alata × psittacina) × minor var. okefenokeensis
Perennial Carnivore
Distinct hood covers most of the opening. White dots on upper portions of green and red pitcher throat. Hybridized at University of North Carolina at Charlotte Botanical Gardens.
Sarracenia “Cobra Nest”
Perennial Carnivore
Grows in upright clumps. Large red flower sprays mid-summer. Keep moist with slightly to moderately acidic water.
Sarracenia “Dana’s Delight”
S. leucophylla X S. willisii
Perennial Carnivore
Pink hood with red veins is pointed and ruffled and covers most of the opening. Grows in upright clumps. Tall fluted pitchers are green at the base.
Sarracenia “Dixie Lace”
Perennial Carnivore
Arching hood over highly veined pitchers. Distilled water only. Plant in peat/sand. Dormant below 30F, Hardy to 0F. Needs winter dormant period or will be short-lived.
Sarracenia “Hurricane Creek White”
S. leucophylla var. alba “Hurricane Creek White”
Large robust green and white pitchers with white tops.
Sarracenia “Judith Hindle”
Perennial Carnivore
Frilled traps, turn increasing red through the summer, stunningly vibrant by fall. Dormant below 45F. Needs winter dormant period or will be short-lived.
Sarracenia “Ladies in Waiting”
S. leucophylla X (S. rubra X S. psittacina)
Perennial Carnivore
Frilled white hoods. Distinct white-spotted markings. Grows in upright clumps.
Sarracenia “Mardi Gras”
S. purpurea X S. leucophylla X S. psittacina
Perennial Carnivore
Frilled hoods. Strong maroon and white veining in full sun. Grows in tight clumps of upright pitchers.
Sarracenia “Meerkat Mob”
(James Booman) USPP
Perennial Carnivore
Grows in upright clumps. Keep moist with slightly to moderately acidic water.
Sarracenia “Rosy Reptile”
S. oreophila “Sand Mountain” X S. “Royal Ruby”
The same cross as the better known Sarracenia “Reptilian Rose”, but a different selection.
Large red-veined red-lipped pitchers.
Sarracenia “Scarlet Belle”
Perennial Carnivore
Low-lying hybrid with angled leaves and prominent red veins. Cold hardy, dormant in winter if outside – best grown outdoor.
Sarracenia “Sweet Excellence”
Perennial Carnivore
Dense growth of lots of pitchers. Red/maroon along the tops of the pitchers with white spotted, ruffled hood. Named for the generous nectar around the mouth. Winter dormant.
Sarracenia “Tarnok”
S. leucophylla “Tarnok”
Perennial Carnivore
White hood with green and red veins is pointed and covers most of the opening. Grows in upright clumps. Large red flower sprays spring/summer.
Sarracenia “Waccamaw”
S. flava var. atropurpurea “Waccamaw”
Perennial Carnivore
Flared hood arches over the opening. Lots of red. Lighter lip on the pitchers. Prominent red veins. Grows in upright clumps.
Sarracenia “Yellow Jacket”
Perennial Carnivore
Tight clumps of widely splayed pitchers. Green to yellow-green.
Sarracenia alata
Perennial Carnivore
Commonly found in Mississippi bogs. Flared hood arches over the opening. Typically green with red veins in some plants. Grows upright in clumps.
Sarracenia alata “Night”
Perennial Carnivore
Darker cultivar of the classic bog plant. Flared hood arches over the opening. Gets dark red with some green with red veins in some plants. Grows upright in clumps.
Sarracenia flava
Perennial Carnivore
Flared hood arches over the opening. Prominent red veins. Grows in upright clumps.
Sarracenia flava hybrid (cuprea x ornata)
S. flava v. cuprea X S. flava v. ornata
Perennial Carnivore
Very attractive large yellow pitchers with red throat. Dormant in winter. Keep moist.
Sarracenia flava hybrid (ornata x purpurea x Adrian Slack)
S. (flava v. ornata X flava v. purpurea) x “Adrian Slack”
Perennial Carnivore
Sarracenia flava hybrid (redtop x chocolatetop)
S. flava redtop X S. flava chocolatetop
Perennial Carnivore
Very attractive large yellow pitchers with red throat. Dormant in winter. Keep moist.
Sarracenia flava hybrid (rugelii x cuprea)
S. flava v. rugelii X S. flava v. cuprea
Perennial Carnivore
Very attractive large yellow pitchers with red throat. Dormant in winter. Keep moist.
Sarracenia flava var. ornata
Perennial Carnivore
Flared hood arches over the opening. Grows in upright clumps. large yellow pitchers with prominent red-veined throat. Dormant in winter. Keep moist.
Sarracenia flava x rugelii
Perennial Carnivore
Very attractive large yellow pitchers with speckled red hood. Dormant in winter. Keep moist.