Sarracenia flava cuprea Reversed Veins - Small (Shipped Bare-Root) Sarracenia flava Walton Co FL FC28 Leah Wilkerson Bog BG This giant cultivar develops the

This giant cultivar develops the species' characteristic narrowly lanceolate leaves—longer and more robust than typical forms—adorned with glistening tentacles that make adelae a jewel of any serious collection

Seed-grown specimens develop into robust plants with green foliage that intensifies its red coloration as they mature

fading to muted green in lower conditions

and brilliant red veining the Tattnall County population is known for

representing a carefully selected form of this remarkable marsh pitcher plant

Sarracenia flava cuprea Reversed Veins - Small (Shipped Bare-Root) Sarracenia flava Walton Co FL FC28 Leah Wilkerson Bog BG This giant cultivar develops theThis striking Sarracenia flava var. cuprea selection displays the rare reversed vein trait, where green veins trace across a dark red or copper backgroundthe inverse of typical pitcher venation. Most commonly seen when select S. flava var. maxima clones are used in breeding, this distinctive characteristic creates dramatic contrast on the pitcher lids and tubes of this naturally occurring Carolina variant. Our bare root Sarracenia (North American