Sarracenia x excellens Size:Large This produces an interesting cross-cross

This produces an interesting cross-cross pattern

It is quite good at catching large insects

former director of the National Botanic Gardens

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

longifolia is quite adaptable

Sarracenia x excellens Size:Large This produces an interesting cross-crossEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: Recommended Parental Native Range: Wet Pocosins of Northern Florida Zones: 6 8 (5 9) Sarracenia x excellens is a rare, naturally occurring hybrid, S. leucophylla x minor with tall, erect multi colored pitchers accented with rows of white areole (windows) and a heavy network of scarlet red and purple veins. The hoods are broad and undulating with ruffled margins. They are tinted a pinkish red, and arch over the trap