Sarracenia leucophylla 'Mont Blanc'Sarracenia leucophylla 'Mont Blanc' started out as a batch of seed collected in Walton County, Florida, by George Mac Kay. Thibault Barin sowed the seed in 2003 and watched the seedlings grow. One plant, tagged SL 30, pushed ahead. It kept growing hard, stayed tidy, and generally acted like it wanted attention. A division made its way to Pierre Emmanuel Durand's collection. In his large collection, it sat among plenty of competition. It looked good,

Exposure to full sun encourages the richest pigmentation

by creating offspring with strengths from both parental localities

and are characteristic of Sarracenia alata throughout its natural range

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held open to expose the throat and upper tube

Areoles are large and open

leucophylla with S

Pitchers are upright and slender

elegant stature of Sarracenia flava

that were found at the Hurricane Creek site in Baldwin County

Sarracenia × excellens 'Lochness' is a Sarracenia hybrid created by Adrian Slack in 1963

with colour improving as the traps mature