Sarracenia leucophylla viridescens Size:Large outward-curving branches that resemble small

outward-curving branches that resemble small tresses

They are often burgundy to dark maroon in full sun and greener in lower light

Native Range: Mountain Wetlands of Southeastern North America

They grow divisions regularly

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Sarracenia leucophylla viridescens Size:Large outward-curving branches that resemble smallEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: Suggested Native Range: Wet Pocosins of the Gulf Coast from Georgia to the Mississippi Delta Zones: 7 9 (6 10) Sarracenia leucophylla viridescens is a robust tall grower with dramatic green and white tops. Unlike the Green variety, this one has absolutely no red pigment. It is anthocyanin free. It has a remarkable yellow flower, which in a "normal" S. leucophylla would be deep red. It clearly attracts attention in the bog