Sarracenia - North American Pitcher Plants

The genus Sarracenia (North American pitcher plant) is endemic to the coastal plain of the South East United States.  Their tube-shaped leaves look like flowers to lure and trap bugs for fertilizer.   Plant in full sun to part shade.  Use peat moss and perlite in a very large planter.  Keep them very wet.  Or for the lowest maintenance, plant your pitchers in a bog garden.  Cold hardy to 20F in a pot and 0F in the ground.

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  • Isabelle-Flytrap King
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  • Sarracenia leucophylla x (leucophylla x flava) pitcher plant
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  • Sarracenia minor
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  • Sarracenia Redman pitcher plant-Flytrap King
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  • Sarracenia rubra x rosea - Sweet Rose Pitcher Plant-Flytrap King
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  • Sarracenia white hybrid pitcher plant
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  • Sarracenia Wishing Well Pitcher Plant-Flytrap King
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  • Sarracenia flava
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