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Q/A #143 - Brown Spots on Sarracenia Pitchers(Post)
QUESTION:I just purchased this Sarracenia in July, and have noticed these brown spots forming on some of the sides of the pitchers. Is this from pests or disease, and what should I do? Thanks (Submit ...
Q/A #123 - Do Sarracenia Capture Bees?(Post)QUESTION: While I wait for my order, I've been reading your digital download about caring for these plants. I can't remember where I read it but it listed yellow jackets as one of the bugs ...
Q/A #144 - Brown Edges on Sarracenia(Post)QUESTION:I hope that you will tell me that this is normal and not a result of sunburn from the heat we have had in the past. To me, Sarracenia Barry was a show stopper this year. Bought him Marc ...
Q/A #60 - Are Sarracenia Flowers a Sign of Stress?(Post)QUESTION: I've been growing Sarracenia for five years. This time of the year when my plants come out of dormancy, they produce flower stalks, and I just cut them as they come out. I was just won ...
Q/A #65 - No New Growth on My Sarracenia(Post)QUESTION: I got a Sarracenia alata from you a year ago, and it grew beautifully and caught lots of bugs. So, this past winter I clipped the old pitchers off as suggested in your monthly care v ...
Q/A #115 - Thrips on Sarracenia(Post)QUESTION: This is a Sarracenia Extreme Green I got from you a little over a month ago. I don’t think this is your fault. Just an example. I have quite a few other Sarracenia in my collection that ...
Q/A #105 - Warped Leaves on Sarracenia(Post)QUESTION: Judith Hindle has warped leaves and other traps have no water. Haven’t been fed in over a month. Need advice. (Submitted in June 2021.) RESPONSE BY JEFF DALLAS: This looks ...
Q/A #17 - Sarracenia Seedlings Past the Point of No Return?(Post)QUESTION: I have some Sarracenia seedlings and I still need to separate them into their own pots, which I'm going to do soon. But the tips of them are turning brown. Are they at the point of no ...
Q/A 124 - Sudden Die Off of Sarracenia(Post)QUESTION: I've had an issue recently with a sudden collapse of Sarracenia pitchers and the crown dying. I'm growing Sarracenia flava, S. rubra jonesii, and S. rubra alabamensis, and I live in Eas ...
Q/A #102 - Sarracenia Pitchers Aren't Opening(Post)QUESTION: These guys aren't opening all the way. What's the deal? (Submitted in June 2019.) RESPONSE BY JACOB FARIN:Here's the deal. You're not following the growing instructions that we ...
Q/A #139 - No Sarracenia Pitchers for 3 Years(Post)QUESTION:I've grown this for about 3 years. It went into dormancy this winter. It is in 50/50 soil mix of peat and perlite. Been outside for over a month with distilled water in a 3-inch saucer but w ...
Q/A #78- Should I Cut Off Sarracenia Flowers?(Post)QUESTION: My Sarracenia is putting up a flower. It’s just coming out of hibernation and has no leaves yet. Should I let it bloom or cut it off? I know for some plants it’s important to cut off t ...
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+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia Siskiyou AutumnA Sarracenia with orange flowers! Rare amongst North American pitcher plants, the fiery-orange flowers of Siskiyou Autumn appear in early to mid spring, dropping their petals by June. Pitchers are...$32.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia FarnhamiiFarhamii 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...$16.95Add to Cart The item has been addedAdd to Cart The item has been added -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia leucophylla TarnokS. leucophylla features a ruffled hood beautifully patterned with red veins against a bright white background, giving way to red and green further down the trap. The cultivar 'Tarnok' is unique among...$42.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia KilimanjaroA creation by Jerry Addington, Kilimanjaro produces tall, veined pitchers with a white background. The hood has a slight fan-shape with frilled edges. The plant is a fairly robust grower, producing...$59.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia flava maximaDespite 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...$32.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia LoraxThis plant has numerous white spots on the upper parts of the pitcher. They appear on the front underneath the lip and extend around to the back. The hood showcases an elegant pattern of red veins...$69.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia BeefcakeOne 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...$42.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia oreophila x flava cupreaThis hybrid grows vigorously at our nursery. It has stout pitchers that flare open; its hood is bronze. This plant peaks early in the season, so it will be one of the first Sarracenia with open...$36.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia leucophylla Schnell's GhostOf all the innumerable forms of S. leucophylla, Schnell's Ghost is one of the whitest and most spectacular. Early-season pitchers are similar to green-white forms, producing upright and elegant...$79.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia Ruby ThroatDessert has been served! The late-season pitchers of Ruby Throat will remind you of a scrumptious strawberry sundae. The upper portions of the pitcher are a perfect balance of bright red veins over a...$52.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia Ladies in WaitingPitchers face the center of the plant and resemble women dressed in gorgeous red clamshell hoods with white speckles, having a chat. On an adult plant, pitchers will reach 10-12 inches. Its best...$42.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia leucophylla x minorThis hybrid features pitchers with dark purple hues dominating the upper quarter. The dark pigment mixes with white splotching throughout the cowled, ruffled lid and the front sides of the tube. But...$39.95
