Sarracenia 'Asbo'This is one wild Sarracenia! With its large, skewiff mouth and flared hood Sarracenia 'Asbo' is sure to stand out in any collection. In the UK, ASBO is an acronym for 'AntiSocial Behaviour Order' which I assume is the inspiration behind the name. Sarracenia 'Asbo' was selected from flava hybrids grown from wild seed by Alistair Pearce of South West Carnivorous Plants.

is a hybrid of (Sarracenia psittacina X Sarracenia rubra subsp

Sarracenia 'Leah Wilkerson' is a naturally occurring hybrid that was found in a bog on private property in Walton County

and the remarkable lace-like appearance of the reticulate vein pattern on its hood

This clone shows an influence from the flava parent

and shape for the Sarracenia leucophylla species

this variety has no trigger hairs inside its traps

These are a rich magenta-red colour

often showing a mix of green

This wild inter-varietal hybrid vigour contributes to its unique appearance

Sarracenia leucophylla 'Tarnok' is named in tribute to Mr Coleman Tarnok

The result is a tall

the contrast between the colours becomes more striking