Sarracenia x Leah Wilkerson (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia x Leah Wilkerson (Shipped Bare-Root)Sarracenia 'Leah Wilkerson' is a moorei hybrid (S. flava S. leucophylla) discovered in a Florida bog and named to honor the landowner whose winter burn management preserved this exceptional clone. Brooks Garcia introduced the cultivar to cultivation in 2005, offering collectors a naturally occurring hybrid with impressive pitcher production and the robust vigor of its flava parentage. The second phots is Lolo (Laurent Taerwe) of Taerwe Tropicals Leah

providing strong color contrast

*rugelii*—vibrant chartreuse pitchers with a striking dark blotch at the crimson throat and an expansive lid characteristic of this southern Gulf Coast form

showcases extreme flanging with heavily arched

vigorous growth habit that sets it apart from other Dracula selections in the hobby

The foliage stays lime green with leaf petioles that retain part of the leaf blade without becoming thin

Bob Hanrahan's WIP Long Snapper

creating an ornamental "beard" effect rarely seen in Venus flytrap cultivation

earning its reputation among serious collectors seeking maximum trap size without sacrificing aesthetic appeal

semi-erect traps

making it a standout specimen for collectors seeking the species' most ornamental expression

This robust

This "very strange form" rewards collectors seeking departure from classical Venus flytrap aesthetics with its uniquely frilled and irregular trap structure—a modern breeding triumph for those who prize botanical oddity and genetic complexity