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Identifying Bare-Root Sarracenia Rhizomes from Sarracenia Northwest

Sarracenia 1

Sarracenia group 1

Sarracenia 2

Sarracenia group 2

Left to right:

S. oreophila hybrid ("Feist Dog" series)
S. rubra ssp. jonesii (federally endangered)
S. oreophila (species, federally endangered)
Red-tube S. flava variant
S. oreophila × S. leucophylla

S. jonesii and S. oreophila are endangered—Oregon residents get them; interstate sale restricted. Excellent flowers! You're growing them beautifully.

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