This Santa Rosa County clone of *Sarracenia flava* displays the hallmark characteristics of its celebrated Florida provenance: tall
The 'white abaxial' designation highlights the pure white coloration on the back (abaxial) side of the lid and upper pitcher
Dionaea muscipula Bullseye represents a striking departure from typical Venus flytrap morphology—this Diflora creation features strikingly upright
inheriting the heat tolerance of its lower Pantepui origins near Ptari-tepui and Sororopan-tepui in Venezuela
sending its petioles vertically rather than hugging the substrate
Sarracenia x moorei Antho Free (Shallote, Brunswick Co x Ctenium fields, Bill Scholl, MKL 46) (Shipped Bare-Root) Sarracenia x Orange Sunset x leucophylla Purple Lips AH33 This Santa Rosa County cloneBill Scholl's striking anthocyanin free moorei hybrid crosses green S. flava from Brunswick County, North Carolina with pale S. leucophylla to yield tall, wide mouthed pitchers in luminous lime green and creama rare departure from the species' typical crimson palette that serious collectors prize for its elegant, architectural beauty. Care Requirements Light 8+ hours of direct sun daily. Outdoors in full sun or a south facing greenhouse is ideal.