Sarracenia rubra ssp gulfensis Romneya this fast-multiplying clump has a

this fast-multiplying clump has a flowering window that starts for us in mid-June and continues into September after each rain shower

purple-and-yellow striped

that's also widely grown as a summer annual where it isn't reliably winter hardy

the clumps are topped with dramatic 10' tall flower spikes of large white bells

manfredas don't die after flowering

Sarracenia rubra ssp gulfensis Romneya this fast-multiplying clump has aSarracenia rubra ssp. gulfensis is a name coined by sarracenia expert Don Schnell for plants native to the Florida Panhandle counties of Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, and Walton. The dense clumps of narrow green pitchers are streaked with red toward the opening with a red flush around the hood. Sarracenia rubra ssp. gulfensis is one of the last pitcher plants to go dormant, often looking good well into fall. In early spring, the dormant clumps are