Carnivorous Plants for Sale

One of our employees nicknamed this plant Beefcake because of its hefty, stout pitchers. With a large specimen, the entire plant seems to bulge at the seams. The plant is a hybrid of S. flava rugelii and S. oreophila. Its pitchers are chartreuse with an...

This hybrid was introduced in 2000 by Phil Faulisi, a well-respected Sarracenia breeder. He used dark variants of S. alata and S. flava. From this cross, he selected one with notably uniform darkness throughout the pitcher. The plants we have here are...

If you're searching for a large, fast-growing plant of outsized proportions, Cateo might be the one for you! Emerging early in spring, its pitchers are about 12 inches tall and have striking elephant-like yellow-green lids that cover the understated...

Without a doubt, this plant is one of the largest Sarracenia in our collection. One of our mother plants grew a clump nearly 18 inches across, with pitchers reaching an impressive 36 inches! Extreme Green is an early-season plant. It blooms early and...

Farhamii has slender pitchers with a colorful netted pattern. It produces its best pitchers in late summer, late August through September. Adult pitchers are moderately tall, approximately 12-18 inches.  GENERAL CAREType of Plant: Outdoor perennial...

This is an intervarietal S. flava with extraordinary features - yellow pitchers with red veins, a red pouty lip, and a wavy hood. As summer progresses, pitcher lips turn dark red. Pitchers on mature plants are also quite tall, reaching up to 36 inches...

This early-season species is a very handsome plant. Its upright yellow-green pitchers feature the cutest curl at the tip of their hoods. It'll make you swoon! But it's the sweet nectar that makes flies, yellow jackets, and wasps buzz with excitement...

Despite its varietal name, maxima, this plant isn't always larger than other S. flava varieties. The distinguishing feature is its pure, glowing yellow-green color, with no red veining. However, it is not a purely green or anthocyanin-free form. Red...

One word - WOW! This plant is sure to grab your attention. It develops dark red tubes with contrasting yellow lids. Some folks remark how much the plant looks like a flame. Tall, almost pure red traps catch just as many flies as they turn heads. This...

This cross is rarely encountered in cultivation. Yet, it stands out as a striking deviation from the abundance of white-top pitcher hybrids that are so popular. Pitchers are almost pure yellow-green in early summer. The lid is domed, broad, elongated,...

Green Monster is a cross of the anthocyanin-free Sarracenia leucophylla and anthocyanin-free Sarracenia minor; this plant has no red pigment at all. Its pitchers have white spots, a pointed spout, and an umbrella-like hood. Although it grows very slowly...

Leah Wilkerson was first introduced as a cultivar in 2005 when it was registered with the International Carnivorous Plant Society by Brooke Garcia. The original plant was found in a bog on private property in Florida and identified as a natural hybrid,...