Sarracenia x mitchelliana Venus Flytrap It is known to exist
Description
It is known to exist in just a few mountain sites in North Carolina
Publisher: Timber Press (September 1
is a naturally occuring hybrid
Paperback: 328 pages
water sundew frequently produce abundant seeds
Sarracenia x mitchelliana Venus Flytrap It is known to existEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: Recommended Parental Native Range: Wet Pocosins of northern Florida and southern Alabama. Zones: 6 8 (5 9) Sarracenia x mitchelliana is a frequent, naturally occurring hybrid, S. leucophylla x rosea, with sparkling foliage dappled in red, pink and white. The traps are upright and of medium height. They are green at the base, but broad red and purple veins, and pink and white areoles (windows) dominate the tubes, giving the
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