Sarracenia purpurea subsp. venosa var. burkii (Eglin Airforce Base, Okaloosa County, Florida) MK-PV41MK PV41

Sarracenia 'Tygo' produces flowers in spring

often exceeding 60cm in height when mature

He labelled these seedlings from largest to smallest

As its name suggests

giving the plant a lighter and cleaner appearance

While the tube remains predominantly green

with thick lashes that point in different directions

The name 'Dixie Lace' pays homage to the plant's genetic origins in the Deep South of the USA

Although at first glance it appears to be a pretty Sarracenia leucophylla

The lid is broad and held well above the opening

Some blooms form with three or four parts instead of five

Dionaea muscipula 'Darwin' is a giant Venus flytrap selected in England at Southwest Carnivorous Plants