Sarracenia psittacina (Shipped Bare-Root) binata Ghost Alabama represents the white-topped pitcher

Alabama represents the white-topped pitcher plant from its native Gulf Coast habitat

elongated teeth that demand respect

The contrast between the clean white coloration and the deep lip coloration makes this one of the more visually distinctive Sarracenia selections to come out of Japan

Patience is key with these

This all-green clone features unusually short teeth and an upright growth habit

Sarracenia psittacina (Shipped Bare-Root) binata Ghost Alabama represents the white-topped pitcherSarracenia psittacina, the parrot pitcher plant, produces globose, horizontally oriented pitchers pressed flat against the ground in a prostrate rosette, their domed lids adorned with translucent fenestrations and marked in hues ranging from green with red venation to deep maroon. Native to coastal plain bogs from Georgia to Mississippi, this diminutive species functions as a "lobster pot" carnivore, trapping prey even when submerged during seasonal