Sarracenia flava maxima Seeds

Ease to Grow: EasyDormancy: SuggestedNative Range: Wet Pocosins of Coastal Southeastern North AmericaZones: 7-9 (6-10) The name Sarracenia flava maxima suggests a large plant, however it's distinctive feature is not it's size, which is typical for a S. flava, but rather its nearly all green coloration, which can be yellowish green in full sun. Red pigment appears at the base of the trumpets, damaged leaves, and leaf tips especially in young traps. It is a naturally occurring variety of S. flava throughout the Atlantic Coastal Plain of Southeastern North America. It is often referred to as the 'all green' form. S. flava maxima grows in wet boggy soil. It has its best traps in Spring when they are considerably larger and sturdier. They fade by Summer and develop phyllodia (flat leaves) that persist through winter. The very large and showy flowers are yellow, and fragrant. S. flava has some of the largest and most spectacular blooms within the Sarracenia. They generally bloom from March t