An Oklahoma (zone 7) grower wanted a "double-petaled" pitcher plant like S. leucophylla 'Tarnok'. Clarification: **petals are flower parts** – 'Tarnok' has mutated, frilly flowers, not double petals per se.
Utricularia and Pinguicula have orchid-like flowers, but they're tiny. For showy, mutated flowers, 'Tarnok' and its derivatives are unique among Sarracenia.
Any Sarracenia will work in zone 7 – just mulch pots or sink them for winter.
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