Darlingtonia are perennial carnivorous plants characterized by multiple pitcher-shaped leaves that feature a hooded structure at the apex. In the spring, they produce solitary flowers that hang downwards.

Darlingtonia

Darlingtonia californica is a perennial that typically reaches a height of up to 40 cm. It develops a rosette of tubular leaves, characterized by a red-veined upper section that curves over to create a hood with a reddish tip. The plant produces bell-shaped flowers measuring around 6 cm in diameter, featuring slender yellowish-green sepals that encircle richly purple-veined petals.

Darlingtonia californica

Darlingtonia californica 'Othello'

Darlingtonia californica 'Siskiyou Dragon'

Heliamphora comprises 23 species commonly referred to as sun pitchers. These plants lure, capture, and eliminate insects while also regulating the water levels within their pitcher structures.

Heliamphora

Heliamphora exappendiculata

Heliamphora heterodoxa

Heliamphora ionasii

Heliamphora macdonaldae

Heliamphora minor

Heliamphora minor var. pilosa

Heliamphora neblinae

Heliamphora nutans is a perennial carnivorous plant that reaches heights of up to 45 cm. It produces pitchers that can grow as tall as 30 cm and measure 10 cm across at the rim, characterized by green leaves that have a reddish hue. In the spring, it features dangling white flowers accompanied by reddish bracts on its stems.

Heliamphora nutans

Heliamphora nutans 'Giant'

Heliamphora pulchella

Heliamphora sarracenioides

Heliamphora tatei

Heliamphora uncinata

Sarracenia are perennial plants that can be either evergreen or herbaceous, characterized by a rhizomatous growth habit. They develop rosettes of modified leaf stems, known as phyllodes, which serve as tubular pitchers equipped with hooded tops for trapping insects. In the spring, solitary, nodding flowers in a cup shape emerge above the pitchers. These plants derive nutrients from the insects that they capture and digest within their pitchers. The coloration of the plant can vary significantly due to environmental influences such as soil composition, sunlight exposure, and seasonal changes, but generally, you can anticipate a range of vibrant greens, reds, and whites. The flowers themselves may exhibit shades of red, orange, cream, or yellow.

Sarracenia consists of either evergreen or herbaceous, rhizomatous perennials that form rosettes. The leaves are primarily transformed into tubular pitchers designed for trapping insects, featuring hooded tops. In spring, these plants produce solitary, nodding flowers that resemble cups.

Sarracenia

Sarracenia 'Ace of Spades'

Sarracenia 'Anne Carlisle' is a compact, carnivorous perennial known for its unique yellow-green pitchers, which are accented with purplish-red veins and have frilled white hoods also marked by purplish-red. In spring, it produces flowers on stems that can reach approximately 60 cm in height, displaying a yellowish-green hue lightly washed with red.

Sarracenia 'Anne Carlisle'

Sarracenia 'Asbo'

Sarracenia 'Barbapapa'

Sarracenia 'Bella' is a perennial carnivorous plant characterized by its upright, hooded pitchers that can reach heights of up to 30 cm. The pitchers are mid-green at the base and transition to white, featuring prominent dark red veins. In spring, it produces individual, upright stems that bear bowl-shaped flowers, which are a deep brownish-red.

Sarracenia 'Bella'

Sarracenia 'Beryl'

Sarracenia 'Bloodwulf'

Sarracenia 'Broken Resolution'

Sarracenia 'Camisole'

Sarracenia 'Claire Soper' is a perennial carnivore that develops a compact, low-growing rosette. Its pitchers, which curve inward, are predominantly green, adorned with prominent red veins, and take on a deep red hue as they mature. In the spring, it produces solitary flowers that hang gracefully, displaying a greenish hue with a bronze tint, all atop tall stems.

Sarracenia 'Claire Soper'

Sarracenia 'Colin Clayton' is a perennial carnivorous plant characterized by its youthful pitchers, which display a yellowish-green hue accented by purplish-red veins and hoods that feature wavy edges and white flecks. As the pitchers mature, the upper section transforms to an apricot-orange shade. The flowers, which face downward, exhibit a greyish-red color with hints of greenish-yellow.

Sarracenia 'Colin Clayton'

Sarracenia 'Complexion'

Sarracenia 'Constance Healy'

Sarracenia 'Cowboy'

Sarracenia 'Dainty Maid'

Sarracenia 'Daisy Soper'

Sarracenia 'Dana's Delight'

Sarracenia 'Daniel Rudd'

Sarracenia 'Dappled Orange'

Sarracenia 'Dawn Prince'

Sarracenia 'Decora'

Sarracenia 'Devil's Stick'

Sarracenia 'Diane Whittaker'

Sarracenia 'Dixie Lace' is a compact, clump-forming perennial known for its carnivorous nature. It features upright, hooded pitchers that can reach heights of up to 20 cm, showcasing a pale green coloration with dark red veins and flushes. In late spring through summer, it produces dark red, globular flowers that hang downward and emit a fragrance.

Sarracenia 'Dixie Lace'

Sarracenia 'Dutch Stevens' is a perennial carnivorous plant characterized by its upright growth habit and pitcher-shaped leaves, each featuring a hood-like structure at the top. This cultivar maintains its foliage throughout the year, displaying a distinctive pattern of pink and red veins against a white backdrop.

Sarracenia 'Dutch Stevens'

Sarracenia 'Eva' is a carnivorous plant characterized by its elongated, curved pitchers that feature a predominantly green body accented by red veins near the opening. The hoods exhibit a mottled pattern of green and white. In the summer, it produces pendulous flowers that are waxy in texture, displaying a mix of green and dark red, atop tall stems.

Sarracenia 'Eva'

Sarracenia 'Evendine'

Sarracenia 'Fiona' is a perennial carnivorous plant characterized by a rosette of upright, hooded pitchers. The pitchers begin as pink and pale green before maturing to a deep wine red. In spring, the plant produces dark red flowers.

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