Sarracenia flava maxima Size:Medium early Spring bloomer with orangey-pink

early Spring bloomer with orangey-pink blossoms on 12 inch scapes

In this laboratory experience students learn and practice the propagation method of division from seeds

The leaves are dark red and long

paleacea is a pretty little pygmy

Use: Grows best outdoors in the bog garden or pots

Sarracenia flava maxima Size:Medium early Spring bloomer with orangey-pinkEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: Suggested Native Range: Wet Pocosins of Coastal Southeastern North America Zones: 7 9 (6 10) The name Sarracenia flava maxima suggests a large plant, however it's distinctive feature is not it's size, which is typical for a S. flava, but rather its nearly all green coloration, which can be yellowish green in full sun. Red pigment appears at the base of the trumpets, damaged leaves, and leaf tips especially in young traps.