Sarracenia leucophylla var. alba

This variety is much sought-after, and has an extreme amount of white pigmentation in the upper leaves.Many clones of a cultivar called Sarracenia leucophylla 'Hurricane Creek White' fall into this category. 

- These are predominantly white seed grown plants from Hurricane Creek, AL

Sarracenia leucophylla is cultivated as an ornamental plant. Despite its native range in the Southeastern U.S., it is remarkably hardy and can be grown outside even in USDA zones

7 and colder with careful winter protection. In cultivation it is

generally less tolerant of stagnant water conditions and requires

adequate soil drainage while still retaining requisite moisture levels to prevent root rot.

Several clones are recognized:

• 'Schnell's Ghost', a yellow-flowered clone with little red in the pitchers (though not anthocyanin free)
• 'Hurricane Creek White', a group of predominantly white plants from Hurricane Creek, AL
• 'Tarnok', a mutant form which produces a showy, although sterile, double flower
• 'Titan', an especially tall and robust form that may produce fall pitchers greater than 38 inches (97 cm) in height.

PRICE IS FOR ONE Seed grown plant, all are a little different.

Plant size is size "Small”

-Small: Sarracenia that is no longer producing "seedling" pitchers but may have a few seedling pitchers on the plant still The "mature" pitcher(s) are still significantly smaller than those of the large version of the same plant.

Please note: Due to the size of the plants or the time of the year, these plants may have their leaves trimmed off or may just a rhizome due to dormancy.