Sarracenia x Camisole (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia x Camisole (Shipped Bare-Root)Sarracenia x 'Camisole' captivates with its unusually long, gently undulating white lid that ripples like fabric, a trait that has made it a favored breeding parent at California Carnivores for producing alba type hybrids. This medium height cultivar reaches about 20 inches at maturity, displaying oversized, ruffled hoods that often tilt upwarda distinctive characteristic readily passed to its offspring and prized among serious collectors. Our bare

This Andreas Wistuba introduction displays striking yellowish-green pitchers that blush deep red at maturity

the WIP Slim Snapper showcases vigorous

once you see these pitchers up close

with the compact Bulloch County form of S

its origins and breeding lineage shrouded in obscurity—a cultivar that challenges collectors to explore beyond the established registry and discover what makes this clone distinctive among the ever-expanding world of Dionaea muscipula varieties

using genetics sourced directly from Jeremiah’s collection — specifically from some of the largest cultivars he has ever produced

This collector's oddity challenges conventional Venus flytrap aesthetics

distinguished by pronounced fine hairs clothing the petioles and floral scapes—a trait most visible on vigorous new growth

featuring pitchers that blend intense red pigmentation with crisp white or pale zones

as you might guess

slender petioles fused seamlessly to impressively sized traps—delivering a dramatic

with each seedling expressing unique character that rewards patient