Sarracenia rubra wherryi Size:Medium It grows in the same

It grows in the same conditions as the typical form

and traveled there until 1844 collecting new species

It flowers mid summer with numerous flowers that can be white

The darkest red displays are in Winter

It has a nice overall green and red appearance and glistens brightly in the sunlight

Sarracenia rubra wherryi Size:Medium It grows in the sameEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: Suggested Native Range: Wet Pocosins of coastal Southeastern North America Zones: 8 10 (6 11) Sarracenia rubra wherryi is a unique subspecies that grows low to medium in height with traps that resemble S. alata or a narrower, shorter S. flava. It has a network of fine red reticulated veins (vertical veins connected by fine smaller veins), unlike the pin stripe veins in S. alata. Spring traps tend to grow with a curve. It