Sarracenia: American Pitcher

Enjoy outdoor gardening, but new to carnivorous plants? The Outdoor Collection is for you! These plants are hardy perennials that grow best in full sun and are suitable for the first-time grower. You...

"Mississippi" has tall, cylindrical pitchers with an eye-catching pattern of thick red veins and white spots. This plant appreciates a long growing season and lots of sunlight.  PLANT YOU RECEIVE•...

In early season, "Philadelphia" produces short curved pitchers. Its hood is slighly undulated with faint white speckling. Later in the summer, the plant produces more upright pitchers. This plant...

"Orthus" is a carefully selected specimen resulting from the self-crossing of "Night." Its pitchers are tall and remarkably dark, darker than "Night" itself. It thrives where the sun shines brightly,...

Tall, dark, and terribly handsome. This plant was named after Dracula, but spelled backward. This plant is prized in many collections because of its deeply intense color and height. In areas where...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Bred in England in 1985, this plant quickly became a coveted classic. It has been widely regarded as one of the finest Sarracenia ever created for its uniform shape, moderate height, colorful...