S. flava var. rugelii
Another S. flava var. rugelii flower with developing pitchers:
Tub of S. flava var. rugelii flowers just starting to open up, and the first pitchers are emerging:
Always the first plant to produce pitchers in the collection: S. flava var. rugelii from Ben Hill Co, GA:
New pitcher emerging on the S. flava var. ornata black veins from Bulloch Co, GA:
Collection overall is just starting to wake up:
Flower buds barely starting to emerge on the S. psittacinas. Note: this is just one of the tubs-there's more
All of the pitchers shown here are from last year's growth-they still look good, but will be replaced by new traps within a few weeks:
One of the S. purpurea tubs-purp purps, montanas, venosas, roseas, you name it, it's probably there. These are all old pitchers from last year, and the new ones are just starting to form:
Another view of the collection:
S. flava var. rubricorpora flowers about to open. Notice the red coloration on the sepals:
S. flava var. rubricorpora near Sumatra, liberty Co, FL
S. flava var. rubricorpora f-1 near sumatra, liberty co, FL-these sepals are very dark:
Young trap just opening of S. flava var. rubricorpora near sumatra, liberty Co, FL:
S. flava var. ornata f-1. The stems on these flowers are really tall:
S. montana transylvania Co, NC:
S. alata from Stone Co, MS:
S. flava var. ornata-even the sepals have veins:
S. rosea from Mobile Co, AL:
S. purpurea ssp. purpurea just starting:
Trap of S. flava var. ornata black veins x oreophila alabama:
Upper portion of the collection: