Sarracenia 'Bella'At first glance, you'd be forgiven for thinking this is a very pretty Sarracenia leucophylla and you'd nearly be right. It is in fact a hybrid of Sarracenia 'Juthatip Soper' and Sarracenia leucophylla which makes its parentage [(S. leucophylla X S. purpurea) X S. leucophylla Pink] X S. leucophylla. The great grandparent Sarracenia purpurea contributes to a slightly chubbier pitcher tube than a regular Sarracenia leucophylla. Strong, defined white, red

This deep hue often appears almost red

bulbous pitchers Chipola Giants really stand out amongst the other Sarracenia purpurea

Although the flowers are not as impressive as the pitchers

Sarracenia 'Leviathan' is the result of a cross between Sarracenia leucophylla and Sarracenia flava var

Sarracenia 'Iamsatyricon' was grown from seed in 2010 by Marco Pezzilli (seed from Andrea Amici) using the parents Sarracenia × moorei 'Leah Wilkerson' and Sarracenia leucophylla MK-L7

burkii (or Sarracenia rosea if you prefer) clones are real show-stoppers

This form of Sarracenia × mitchelliana shows a good balance between both parents

The pitchers of this impressive Sarracenia flava var

This upright structure gives the plant a very open look compared with flatter-growing flytraps

The name 'Dixie Lace' pays homage to the plant's genetic origins in the Deep South of the USA

It is a monster in terms of hood size and pitcher density making a great display

almost plum colour as the temperatures rise