Sarracenia leucophylla Tarnok Selaginella but can be divided if

but can be divided if one wants to have more

The flowers are insignificant by asarum standards

the clumps are topped with typical 1' tall spikes of lilac-lavender flowers

creamy white-and-green

Sarracenia leucophylla Tarnok Selaginella but can be divided ifThis amazing and very vigorous selection of the white topped pitcher plant was discovered by Coleman Tarnok in Baldwin County, Alabama, and later propagated by the Atlanta Botanical Garden. While the red veined, white topped pitchers look normal (as much as any pitcher plant looks normal), the alien like flowers boast an extraordinary double set of sepals. In flower, Sarracenia 'Tarnok' is truly something worth inviting the garden club over to see.