Sarracenia chelsoni Crete seedlings of this population have

seedlings of this population have survived temperatures of -24 degrees F in Wichita and are producing seed

small rounded flowers of purple flushed with green

heavy-substanced

We are pleased to share another of the wonderful August-flowering surprise lilies

Sarracenia chelsoni Crete seedlings of this population haveWe are pleased to offer this rare, naturally occurring hybrid of Sarracenia purpurea x rubra, thanks to plantsman Frank Galloway, who grew these from seed of plants in Brunswick County, NC. The red upright hooded pitchers, resemble a giant red Sarracenia rubra. These vigorous growers have the same growing requirements very moist soil and bright sun as the rest of the pitcher plants.