Sarracenia x Hummer's Hammerhead (Shipped Bare-Root) Sarracenia x alata Black x flava Red Tube Coquillage takes its name from

Coquillage takes its name from the French word for shell

where mature pitchers transform into striking alabaster vessels crowned with white fenestrations and minimal green veining

almost alien morphology reminiscent of Crispy Sun

delicately wavy petioles that mirror butterfly wings in graceful flight

crowned by a dramatically folded hood that resembles wings poised for flight and deepening to crimson in the throat

Sarracenia x Hummer's Hammerhead (Shipped Bare-Root) Sarracenia x alata Black x flava Red Tube Coquillage takes its name fromJohn Hummer's 1992 creation, Sarracenia 'Hummer's Hammerhead', derives its unforgettable name from both breeder and pitcher forma complex hybrid of S. psittacina, S. alabamensis, and S. alabamensis that produces strikingly distinctive hammer shaped traps with broad, flattened hoods. Bright yellow pitchers veined in deep red emerge upright and intensify as temperatures drop, reaching 1020 cm in vigorous clumps under proper care. Care Requirements Light