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 DT8

Sarracenia DT9

Sarracenia Silvery Ann ('Polscisil'PBR)

Sarracenia _flava_ var. _rubricorpora_ 'Claret' x _oreophila_ x _purpurea_

Sarracenia alata is a hardy, perennial plant that features a rhizomatous growth habit. Its leaves are transformed into tubular pitchers, known as 'phyllodes,' which are designed to trap insects. The stems are generally narrow and pale green, but they can also exhibit a range of colors, including red, black, and brown. In spring, this species produces single, nodding flowers that are cup-shaped and typically cream to white in color.

Sarracenia alata

Sarracenia alata 'Black Tube' is a perennial carnivorous plant that reaches heights of up to 35 cm. It features upright pitchers that are green with purple veins in their early stages, which gradually darken to a deep purple near the mouth and hood as they mature. In the spring, this variety produces solitary, nodding flowers that are greenish in color, borne on tall stems.

Sarracenia alata 'Black Tube'

Sarracenia alata 'Citronelle'

Sarracenia alata 'Copper Lid'

Sarracenia alata 'Nicolson'

Sarracenia alata 'Red Lid'

Sarracenia alata 'Red Lid' all red clone

Sarracenia alata 'Red Throat'

Sarracenia alata 'Red Tube'

Sarracenia alata all green

Sarracenia alata from Deer Park, Alabama, pubescent

Sarracenia alata from Desoto National Forest, Mississippi

Sarracenia alata from George County, Mississippi

Sarracenia alata from Nicholson County, Mississippi

Sarracenia alata from Robertson County, Texas

Sarracenia alata from Stone County, Mississippi

Sarracenia alata heavily veined

Sarracenia alata heavily veined from East Texas

Sarracenia alata large lid, robust, from Texas

Sarracenia alata pubescent

Sarracenia alata purple lid

Sarracenia alata red form

Sarracenia alata red lid from Nicholson County, Mississippi, USA

Sarracenia alata red lid from W Louisiana, USA

Sarracenia alata var. alata

Sarracenia alata var. atrorubra

Sarracenia alata var. nigropurpurea

Sarracenia alata var. ornata

Sarracenia alata var. rubrioperculata

Sarracenia alata veined from Angelina County, Texas

Sarracenia alata wavy lid

Sarracenia alata white-flowered

Sarracenia alata yellow form

Sarracenia areolata ex Slack 1987

Sarracenia capensis Broad leaf form

Sarracenia capensis Typical form

Sarracenia crispata

Sarracenia drummondi

Sarracenia flava is a perennial carnivorous plant that can grow up to 90 cm in height. It features tall, slender pitchers that are yellow-green in color, topped with upright lids. The plant produces nodding yellow blooms that measure around 10 cm in diameter.

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