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Sarracenia rosea at Splinter Hill Bog: Identification and Cultivation

Fuzzy exterior + large front lip = S. rosea (syn. S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. burkii). Pink flower confirms. Splinter Hill Bog (AL) is prime habitat. Great plant for warm climates—vigorous, good bug catcher.

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