Sarracenia leucophylla tall white topped pitcher leaves patterned with red veins

Sarracenia leucophylla


Sarracenia leucophylla is a carnivorous perennial native to the Gulf Coast of the southeastern United States. Tall hollow leaves form upright pitchers whose white upper sections are patterned with red or green veins. A broad hood arches over each opening. Trapped insects break down in liquid near the pitcher base, supplying nutrients in the species’ naturally acidic, nutrient-poor bog habitat. Photographed in Florida.


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