Sarracenia alata Butterwort It tends to form colonies
Description
It tends to form colonies up to 3 feet across
cold temperate to temperate to warm temperate
Bladderwort (Utricularia sp
and insects have to find their way through the pouch and out the back
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Sarracenia alata Butterwort It tends to form coloniesEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: Yes. Native Range: Wet Savannahs of the Gulf Coast of North America Zones: 7 8 (6 9) The Pale Pitcher Plant, Sarracenia alata has tall, narrow traps of a yellow green color and fine red pinstriped veins. Mature tubes may appear deeper red. Faint areoles (windows) may appear on the tubes below the lip. S. alata is similar in appearance to S. rubra, but the light, fine red veins appear more as pinstripes rather than a fine
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