With excellent drainage, a drip irrigation system (cool water), and night cooling, Darlingtonia can reach good size in NC piedmont. Native Oregon populations experience 90°F days with cool nights.
Bare-root Sarracenia transplant easily in early spring. Plant immediately; keep wet. Losses <1%.
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