Sarracenia leucophyllaSarracenia leucophylla is an American Pitcher Plant found in bogs mainly in Alabama , the Florida panhandle and Georgia. The species produces pitchers with beautiful white light windows highlighted in reds. Unlike other members of the genus, leucophylla produces its very best pitchers in the fall. All photos are from plants typical of Sarracenia leucophylla. Please see the information below regarding the exact clone offered for sale. Plants are

You can already see the incredible teeth formed even on these young plants

Though it's a warm grower

It's striking coloration is like no other Nepenthes we've seen

Seedlings currently have pale coloration which we've noticed is a common characteristic of many young plants of crosses with spectabilis parentage

Anthurium recavum is an amazing species

This species was recently described and once was designated as “black truncata”

Here we've crossed Nepenthes 'Splendid Diana' (a select clone of kampotiana x maxima) with Nepenthe veitchii "Pink Candy Cane"

We have grown it as a lowlander and it does fine as well

Pitchers on 'Judith Hindle' open up green with lots of white windows in the lid

It produces beautifully veined leaves that open up red and then fade to bronze then green as the leaf hardens

The plant produces huge pitchers and is extremely vigorous for us under lowland

Grown outside Alocasia must be brought inside when temperatures drop below 55*