Sarracenia leucophylla 'Tarnok'The pitcher of this species displays typical colour, size, and shape for the Sarracenia leucophylla species. The flower features an abundance of undifferentiated petals and sepals known as tepals, arranged in whorls. The tepals start as green at the base and gradually transition to a deep red maroon, remaining persistent throughout the growing season. Sarracenia leucophylla 'Tarnok' is named in tribute to Mr Coleman Tarnok, who discovered it two

It entered wider cultivation through UK grower Ian Salter

tagged SL 30

so grab it while you can

A beautiful Michael King Sarracenia Hybrid with stunning pinks that change throughout the season

A defining characteristic is the lid's rim

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rising from the rhizome in neat clumps

The pitcher has a narrow hood column that flares into a very wide

giving the plant a lighter and cleaner appearance

the plant bears tall yellow flowers

The hood flares open to form a very wide

One of the most distinctive features of 'Freja' is the prominent network of green veins that starkly contrast against the outer surface of the pitcher