Sarracenia leucophylla 'Bocaza'

Sarracenia leucophylla 'Bocaza'Sarracenia leucophylla 'Bocaza' is a giant cultivar of Sarracenia leucophylla. Its name comes from a Spanish term for 'wide mouth' or 'big mouth'. This references the plant's most prominent feature. The cultivar's exact origins are not fully documented. It entered wider cultivation through UK grower Ian Salter. He acquired a division from a local grower many years ago. That original plant was reportedly used for natural fly control in a tomato

presumably due to the dark hood that develops throughout the season

This hybrid was created by crossing a Sarracenia × excellens (Sarracenia leucophylla X Sarracenia minor) with S

National collection description: MK-H232 Sarracenia x ‘Asuka No

The white background is heavily veined with rich pink or red

Its form blends characteristics from both parent species

Sarracenia × moorei - Mike King Unknown 2021 A

arranged in whorls

A nice example of a Sarracenia flava var

The result is a tall

this hybrid is a must-have

with pitchers that can reliably reach over a metre in height

lime-green colour that grow very tall in smartly upright clumps