Sarracenia rubra wherryi Bog Orchid aliciae can become a wonderful

aliciae can become a wonderful "weed" in your carnivorous plant collection

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It can flower several times from June to September with blossoms that are white on tall

Sarracenia rubra wherryi Bog Orchid aliciae can become a wonderfulEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: Suggested Native Range: Wet Pocosins of coastal Southeastern North America Zones: 8 10 (6 11) Sarracenia rubra wherryi is a unique subspecies that grows low to medium in height with traps that resemble S. alata or a narrower, shorter S. flava. It has a network of fine red reticulated veins (vertical veins connected by fine smaller veins), unlike the pin stripe veins in S. alata. Spring traps tend to grow with a curve. It