Gardening with Carnivorous Plants Temperate and forms loose clusters of

and forms loose clusters of plants rather than dense patches

limestone cliffs along shaded small streams

paleacea is a pretty little pygmy

Sarracenia leucophylla "Ginger" is a very tall Leucophylla with dark red veins

It is the only butterwort with sticky digestive glands on both the top and underside surfaces

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