Sarracenia x Red Sumatra Venus Flytrap Comments: L’Illustration Horticole was a

Comments: L’Illustration Horticole was a Victorian era collaborative effort of the great horticulturists and field botanists of the day

Parental Native Range: Wet Bogs of eastern Australia

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His enthusiasm for carnivorous plants started at the age of 10 when his mother purchased two Venus flytraps from a nursery in Medina

The terrestrial leaves are typically small

Sarracenia x Red Sumatra Venus Flytrap Comments: L’Illustration Horticole was aEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: Yes Parental Native Range: Wet Pocosins of Southeastern North America Zones: 6 9 (5 10) Sarracenia x Red Sumatra is a remarkable, nearly all red pitcher plant. It closely resembles S. flava atropurpurea, but with light venation, and a ruffled hood. There can be some hint of its S. leucophylla parentage on the top of the hood, and in new growth, with pink to almost white highlights. The nectar glands are quite prolific and