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Carnivorous plant list 2017

Update 31.10.2017

Sarracenia all prices in Euro

Sarracenia alata

S. alata "Atropurpurea", 40 cm 16,-- very tall, veined pitchers witch turn very red in autumn S. alata "Black Tube, Sculpted Lid", 16,-- very dark, pubescent pitchers with a hooded lid S. alata "Black Tube", 40 cm, SA 08 ex Jonathan Newman 16,-- very dark tall pitchers, nice clone, not pubescent S. alata "Black Tube", DeSoto, Miss., 30-40 cm, White Crossing, Miss, PW A 20 16,-- very dark black/red pitchers, covered with hairs S. alata "Black Tube", DeSoto, Miss., 40 cm, ip SA 8 , MK A 27 16,-- dark pitchers, nice clone S. alata "Black Tube", DeSoto, Miss., 40cm, Pw A 03 16,-- very dark pitchers, very pubescent S. alata "Black Tube", DeSoto, Mississippi MK A 28, 30-40 cm 16,-- very dark black/red pitchers, covered with hairs S. alata "Black Tube", Stone Co., Mississippi, MK A 58 16,-- Intersection of state road 15 and 26 S. alata "Deep Maroon Throat", 40 cm, ex Welham 16,-- wide lid, very dark inside, really good clone S. alata "Dutch Super" White Crossing, Stone Co, Miss, 40cm 16,-- very dark red pitchers, S. alata "Giant Red Tube", 50 cm, Mk A 48, 20,-- Reading University Clone from Al. Culham, usually over 1 m here S. alata "Giant Veined", 50 cm 16,-- tall form, can reach over 1 m S. alata "Giant Wide Hood", Stone Co, Mississippi MK A 46, 40-50 cm 18,-- wide hooded form, very tall dark black / red pitchers S. alata "Giant", 50-60 cm 16,-- pitchers up to 1 m S. alata "Haevily Veined, Red lidded Bulbous Pitchers", Stone Co, Mk A 20 16,-- dark pitchers, with extra large heads S. alata "Heavy Veined, Red Throat", 40 cm, ex H. Hennern 14,-- heavily veined, very dark top in autumn S. alata "Heavy Veined", Hill Tops, Texas, MK A 16, 40 cm 14,-- nice veined pitchers with very dark throat S. alata "Heavy Veined", Jackson Co, Miss, MK A 33 14,-- Heavily veined, ex Phil Wilson S. alata "Night x Night", 30-40 cm, seedgrown plants 14,-- mostly very dark tall pitchers S. alata "Night" 28,-- extremely dark red very tall pitchers, one of my tallest and darkest alatas S. alata "Nigropurpurea", 40 cm 16,-- round lid, very dark pitchers, old German clone S. alata "Pubescent Black", DeSoto, Mississippi (Black) 16,-- very dark black/red pitchers, covered with hairs, gets very large, old german clone, elegant plant ! S. alata "Pubescent Black", ex J. Welham 16,-- very dark black/red pitchers, very pubescent S. alata "Pubescent Black", ex Jens Schaffmeister 16,-- very dark black/red pitchers, very pubescent S. alata "Pubescent Giant Green", PW A 04, Whites Crossing, Stone Co., 40 cm 14,-- green, very pubescent pitchers S. alata "Pubescent" 14,-- greenish pitchers, with furry hairs S. alata "Purple Throat Giant", 30-40 cm 16,-- very large pitchers, outside green, inside dark red, up to 1 m and more S. alata "Purple Throat, Red Lid", Perry Co., Mississippi, PW A 18, 40 cm 16,-- robust pitchers, dark red lid, good color S. alata "Purple Throat", 40 cm 14,-- completely red inside, good veined, outside mostly green, sometimes red, very large S. alata "Purple Throat", 40 cm 14,-- completely red inside, strong veined, upper part of pitcher very red S. alata "Red Lid Heavy Veins", Perry Co, Miss.,PW A 19, 40 cm 16,-- robust colorfull pitchers S. alata "Red Lid", DeSoto, Stone Co, MK A 43 16,-- tall bulbous pitchers S. alata "Red Lid", Harrison Co., Miss., MK A 17 16,-- red lid, bulbous pitchers S. alata "Red Skin", 30-40 cm, 16,-- completely dark red pitchers, inside and outside showing a bit pubescence S. alata "Tall Bulbous Pitchers", MK A 1 14,-- very large pitchers S. alata "Tall Yellow pitchers", 40 cm 14,-- green veined pubescent pitchers turning red in autumn S. alata "Upright Lid" 14,-- dark pitchers with the lid standing upright S. alata "Yellow, Bulbous Pitchers", Jasper,Co, 50 cm 18,-- bright yellow pitchers with a big head S. alata Red Lid, P+M, 30-40 cm 14,-- tall yellow, veined pitchers S. alata var. heterophylla, Washington Co., adult plants 26,-- rare all green form, very pubescent S. alata var. heterophylla, Washington Co., seedgrown plants, 10-12 cm 18,-- rare all green form, very pubescent S. alata, Citronelle, Alabama 14,-- yellow pitchers with fine red veins S. alata, Desoto, Miss, 30 cm, 12,-- seed grown from wild seed, pubescent plants mixed with non pubescent ones, different colors S. alata, Robertson Co., Texas, 30-40 cm 14,-- bright yellow pitchers with wide opening

Sarracenia flava

S. flava var atropurpurea, Blackwater State Forest, ex J. Kutzer, 30-40 cm 18,-- dark red pitchers S. flava var. atropurpurea "Small Lid" RvL Fl 105 18,-- dark red flava clone S. flava var. atropurpurea MK F27a, Blackwater State Forest, FL, 40 cm 18,-- completely dark red pitchers, taller pitchers than MK 27c S. flava var. atropurpurea MK F27b, Blackwater State Forest, FL, 40 cm 18,-- completely dark red pitchers S. flava var. atropurpurea MK F27c, Blackwater State Forest, FL, 40 cm 18,-- completely dark red pitchers, very nice and rare form S. flava var. atropurpurea PW F03, Blackwater State Forest, FL, 40 cm 18,-- completely dark red pitchers, very nice and rare form S. flava var. atropurpurea, 30-40 cm 16,-- strong veined, very dark red plant, pitchers turn completely red in summer S. flava var. atropurpurea, CK A1 28,-- completely dark red pitchers with green interieur, similar to clone Waccamaw S. flava var. atropurpurea, Cook´s Bajou, Bay Co., 30-40 cm 18,-- seems to have some intogression, because of its orange flower S. flava var. atropurpurea, ex Marston Exotics, MK F 174 20,-- Adrian Slacks selected clone S. flava var. atropurpurea, ex. J. Betz, KU 14 16,-- completely dark red pitchers S. flava var. atropurpurea, selection CK 20,-- dark red pitchers S. flava var. atropurpurea, Wewahitchka FL., ex J. Ainsworth, MK F 56 20,-- all red pitchers

S. flava var. cuprea 16,-- dark red lids, some veins S. flava var. cuprea "Orange Tube", Green Swamp, NC. 16,-- unusual colored plant S. flava var. cuprea "Tall Slender Pitchers", ex. Botanical Garden, Liberec 16,-- very tall pitchers S. flava var. cuprea (Coppertop x Ornata) ex M. Erbacher 14,-- strong veined and good copper lid, very nice clone S. flava var. cuprea (Coppertop) 14,-- very heavy veined, large pitchers with strong veins, good copper lid in spring S. flava var. cuprea (Coppertop) CT2 16,-- very large, veined, with a red line in the neck, dark copper lid in spring S. flava var. cuprea (flava x cuprea), iP SF 63, 40 cm, hardy 16,-- very good cuprea clone, extremely dark top S. flava var. cuprea MK F8, 30 cm 16,-- all green plant, with copper lid S. flava var. cuprea veined (Coppertop Veined), ex Helmut Kibellis 16,-- very nice veined coppertop S. flava var. cuprea, Apalachicola, National Forest, iP F 88 16,-- ex Phil Wilson S. flava var. cuprea, ex. Erbacher 20,-- very large lids with a red sploch in the neck S. flava var. cuprea, ex. Kutzer, KU 117 16,-- tall plant, copper lid S. flava var. cuprea, ex. M. Soper, KU 22 16,-- very dark lid S. flava var. cuprea, Exum North Carolina, MK F 131a 16,-- good copper lid S. flava var. cuprea, North Carolina, MK F 10 18,-- dark lids, Dave Richardson clone S. flava var. cuprea, North Carolina, MK F 90 26,-- very dark lids, one of the best cupreas S. flava var. cuprea, Santee Costal Reserve, South Carolina 16,--

S. flava var. flava "Holley x Milton", SL F 56 14,-- large pitchers with some veining S. flava var. flava "Long Neck" 14,-- elegant long neck, nice veines, good outside grower S. flava var. flava "Suspicion" (antho free) 23,-- all green form of flava S. flava var. flava "Yellow Pitchers Fine Red Veining", Saphony Creek, Vir., PW F 64, 30-40 cm 16,-- bright yellow pitchers with some red veines S. flava var. flava Giant Form, North Carolina, 40 cm, hardy 16,-- very large form, robust pitchers S. flava var. flava, 40 cm, hardy 11,-- typical form, grown from seed S. flava var. flava, Allanton, Florida, 40 cm 14,-- good colored clone S. flava var. flava, Dinwiddie, Virginia, MK F 6, 40 cm 14,-- large pitcher opening and lid, very nice S. flava var. flava, F 87 SL, near Shallote, Brunswick Co, NC, 16,-- very green tall pitchers S. flava var. flava, Giant 120+ 16,-- very large pitchering flava clone S. flava var. flava, Green Swamp, NC., 40 cm 14,-- large pitchers S. flava var. flava, Honeysuckle Road, Harleyville, Dorchester Co 14,-- clone 3, typical strong veined flava clone S. flava var. flava, Honeysuckle Road, Harleyville, Dorchester Co 14,-- clone 2, typical veined flava clone S. flava var. flava, North Carolina, MK F 32 18,-- very large form S. flava var. flava, Pender Co., Hampstead, NC., PW F 20, 30-40 cm 16,--

S. flava var. maxima Green Veines, SL F 22 16,-- green pitchers with green veines, maybe a good partner for hybrids S. flava cv. Maxima 16,-- Adrian Slacks cultivar S. flava var. maxima (Maxima Green), 40 cm, hardy 14,-- completely green, no veins S. flava var. maxima Giant form, Honeysuckle Road, Harleyville, Dorchester Co, 40 cm, hardy 18,-- very large pitchers, completely green, one of the best maximas ! S. flava var. maxima, 40 cm, Green Swamp, N.C 14,-- ex Jonathan Newman S. flava var. maxima, 40 cm, MK F 1 14,-- very large pitchers S. flava var. maxima, Shand´s Bog, Virginia, PW F 59, 30-40 cm, hardy 16,-- wide open pitchers

S. flava var. ornata 14,-- needle leaf phyllodia S. flava var. ornata (x cuprea) 16,-- tall plant, very good veined, own selected plant S. flava var. ornata ex M. Brause 16,-- strong veined flava with a large lid S. flava var. ornata ex Potterton and Martin, 40 cm 16,-- very tall pitchers with an nice venation S. flava var. ornata, Apalachicola, MK F 37 18,-- heavy veined, giant S. flava var. ornata, Bay Co., Sandy Creek 16,-- compact good veined pitchers S. flava var. ornata, Bay Co., Sandy Creek, 2nd site 16,-- short, compact good veined pitchers, large lid S. flava var. ornata, ex H. Cooper 16,-- short pitchers, very heavy veined S. flava var. ornata, Miramar, Broward Co., Fl 20,-- strong red veined pitchers, red in throat over summer S. flava var. ornata, MK F 88 26,-- one of the best flavas, my favorite, strong veined with solid red throat S. flava var. ornata, MK F 95, Wewahitchka, Gulf, Co, Florida, 40 cm 16,-- heavy veined, large lid S. flava var. ornata, New Bern, Craven Co., SL F 130 16,-- good veined variant S. flava var. ornata, Sandy Creek Bay Co., ex Derek Cl. Bate 14,-- short, but very good veined pitchers S. flava var. ornata, Wakulla Co, Fl 16,-- compact growing flava form with a lot of red inside throat S. flava var. ornata "Giant", 30-40 cm 16,-- very large pitchers with short lid, strong veined S. flava var. ornata "Red Form", Holley, Florida, Mk F 67 16,-- big lid, colorfull form S. flava var. ornata "Round Lid" 14,-- S. flava var. ornata "Super Ornata", 30-40 cm, hardy 16,-- very strong veins, stocky plant, wide lid, very showy plant, but possibly a hybrid S. flava var. ornata "Very Tall Pitchers", 30-40 cm 16,-- tall veined pitchers S. flava var. ornata CK 2, hardy 14,-- needle leaf phyllodia, very nice veined S. flava var. ornata ex. Phil Wilson, 40 cm 16,-- strong veined pitchers S. flava var. ornata, 40 cm 14,-- short lid, course venation S. flava var. ornata, seedgrown plants 12,-- seedlings from selected parents S. flava var. ornata, selected CK 14,-- selected ornata good veined

S. flava var. rubricorpora "Chris Heath Clone", 40 cm 16,-- very red pitchers with strong veines S. flava var. rubricorpora Giant, MK F 20, Sumatra Florida 18,-- dark red, tall pitchers and lid, ex J. Ainsworth F 37 S. flava var. rubricorpora Giant, MK F 21, Sumatra Florida 18,-- dark red, tall pitchers and lid, ex J. Ainsworth F 42 S. flava var. rubricorpora MK F 39, Wewahitchka, Florida 18,-- starts off like ornata and reddens with age, strong patch S. flava var. rubricorpora MK F 45, Milton Florida 16,-- very red pitchers with big lid, purple tube S. flava var. rubricorpora MK F 89, North Carolina 20,-- red tube, from North Carolina S. flava var. rubricorpora, ex. Alan Hindle 18,-- dark red pitchers S. flava var. rubricorpora "Burgundy", MK F 26 18,-- Slack’s clone, very good red pitchers S. flava var. rubricorpora "Claret" MK F 25c 18,-- Slack’s famous clone S. flava var. rubricorpora F3, Apalachicola FL 16,-- very huge pitchers with a heavy red spot in the neck, very good color, green veined lid S. flava var. rubricorpora MK F 47, 30 cm 16,-- very red pitchers with strong veines getting red in summer, sometimes sold as var. ornata S. flava var. rubricorpora RCP1, Apalachicola, FL 18,-- very nice clone, pitchers completely dark red in summer S. flava var. rubricorpora, Apalachicola, ex. Alan Hindle, MK F 19 16,-- red tube S. flava var. rubricorpora, Apalachicola, MK F 105 16,-- red tube clone from Alan Hindle S. flava var. rubricorpora, clone G, CK 16,-- tall pitchers with a red splotch S. flava var. rubricorpora, clone H, CK 16,-- very dark red colored pitchers S. flava var. rubricorpora, ex Dennis Baldson 20,-- robust dark red pitchers S. flava var. rubricorpora, ex Mike Brooks 22,-- red tube getting very dark red in Summer S. flava var. rubricorpora, ex. Dave Richardson, MK F 126 20,-- purple maroon tube S. flava var. rubricorpora, ex. R.v.L. 16,-- red all over S. flava var. rubricorpora, F 50 SL 16,-- giant form, selected by Stefan Lenssen S. flava var. rubricorpora, Giant form, ex Carow, Apalachicola, FL, 40 cm 18,-- very tall dark red pitchers, no blotch in the neck S. flava var. rubricorpora, Holley, FL, MK F 57, 40 cm 16,-- very red with red throat, wide lid S. flava var. rubricorpora, Sumatra, Apalachicola FL, 40 cm, 14,-- seedgrown typical red tube, different clones in stock

S. flava var. ruegelii, anthocyan free, Telogia Fl, 30 cm 24,-- all green form of ruegelii S. flava var. ruegelii, ex. Ruedi Fürst, 30-40 cm 20,-- very nice, large ruegelii clone S. flava var. ruegelii, Milton, MK F 49, 40 cm 18,-- very robust, large pitchers S. flava var. ruegelii, MK F 17, Milton Florida, 40 cm 16,-- copper tinged in early growth S. flava var. ruegelii, MK F 53, Clone 6, Milton Fl 18,-- very robust typical form of ruegelii, very nice S. flava var. ruegelii, near Colombia 18,-- relic plant, from fall line S. flava var. ruegelii, Sumatra Fl. , ex wild seed 14,-- all different clones, grown from wild collected seed, very large form S. flava var. ruegelii "Giant" ex Plantarara, 40 cm, hardy 16,-- very large clone, typical ruegelii form S. flava var. ruegelii, 40 cm, hardy 16,-- very large clone, typical form S. flava var. ruegelii, Giant selection CK #49 18,-- very large pitchers, selected by myself S. flava var. ruegelii, selection CK 20,-- very tall pitchers with a big nectar roll

S. flava f. viridescens (heterophylla), near Shallote, Brunswick Co., NC, 30-40 cm 22,-- completely green form, very tall pitchers

Sarracenia leucophylla

S. leucophylla "Alba" 24,-- very white tops, clear white tops with some green veines, random choice from different clones S. leucophylla "Alba" 20,-- almost clear white tops with some thin red veins, red flower, random choice from different clones S. leucophylla "Alba", seedgrown plants, 25-30 cm 18,-- very white pitchers with some green, S. leucophylla "Ben´s Bog", Baldwin Co., iP L 19 18,-- very tall pitchers with white top S. leucophylla "Bonbon" own selection , 30 -40 cm 20,-- dark pink pitchers in autumn S. leucophylla "Giant Autumn Pitchers", own selection 18,-- very large pink/red and white pitchers, wide opening, colorful and nice S. leucophylla "Giant Autumn Pitchers", own selection 20,-- very large pink/red and white pitchers, wide opening, colorful and nice S. leucophylla "Green/White", ex R. Schoch 18,-- extremely large pitchers, with a high proportion of white S. leucophylla "Helmut`s Delight", seedgrown plants 18,-- seed grown plants, very close to the original plant S. leucophylla "Pubescent Pink", Perdido, Al., 40 cm 14,-- nice pink colored pitchers, covered with hairs S. leucophylla "Purple and White Giant Form", near Altha, FL., MK L 19 24,-- very tall, strongly contrasted pitchers S. leucophylla "Purple and White", Dear Park Al., MK L 12a 18,-- giant autumn pitchers S. leucophylla "Red SL 1", 30-40 cm 16,-- pink red autumn pitchers, selected by Stephan Lenssen S. leucophylla "Red SL 2", 30-40 cm 16,-- second clone of S. Lenssens red selections S. leucophylla "Red Veines/White Top MK L 15", Citronelle AL 18,-- very white extremely tall pitchers, with thin red veines S. leucophylla "Red/White" A1, own selection, 30-40 cm 18,-- robust autumn pitchers with a big lip S. leucophylla "Red/White", ex Chaplin 16,-- dark red, robust stocky pitchers S. leucophylla "Red/White", ex M.Stöckl, 16,-- very colorful clone S. leucophylla "Red/White", ex Potterton & Martin 16,-- tall pitchers S. leucophylla "Red/White", MK L 30, 40 cm 18,-- nice clone, coming from Viv Topham S. leucophylla "Red/White", New Semiole, Fl., PW L 33 16,-- red/white, very fat pitchers S. leucophylla "Redneck", ex Dr. König, Germany 18,-- large pitchers, turning red in autumn S. leucophylla "Schnell´s Ghost", 40 cm 16,-- seedgrown plants, typical white top with green veins, all different clones S. leucophylla "Schnell´s Ghost", 40-50 cm, divisions 20,-- white top with green veins, a blush of pink in autumn S. leucophylla "Short stocky Pitchers", L 7 J. Betz, 30 cm 14,-- very nice colorfull, stocky pitchers, really nice clone S. leucophylla "Tarnok" 18,-- typical leucophylla with unusual, filled double flower S. leucophylla "Typical Form", 40-50 cm, hardy 12,-- typical form, from seed, mostly red/white S. leucophylla "White Top", ex Sryba 26,-- very large white pitchers, different clones available S. leucophylla "White Top", possibly yellow flower 16,-- tall, very white pitchers with no red in S. leucophylla "White/Green", SL L 10 16,-- extremely large pitchers, with a high proportion of white S. leucophylla "Wide Open Pitchers" 16,-- unusual form, nearly no peristome, maybe a hybrid S. leucophylla "Yellow Flower", 40 cm 16,-- white top with green veins, a blush of pink in autumn S. leucophylla "Yellow Flower/Wavy Lid", PW, 40 cm 16,-- tall white pitchers with a pink flush in autumn S. leucophylla "10/4 SL Blackwater State Forest" 18,--

S. leucophylla "9/3 SL Perdido Alabama" 18,--

S. leucophylla "Green/White" 16,-- bright pitchers with red veines S. leucophylla "Large Pitchers/Red Mouth" 18,-- own selection S. leucophylla "Pink and Purple Pitcher", ex Cedric Azais 18,-- virgous and tall plant S. leucophylla "Pubescent, completely covered with white hairs" 18,-- stocky pitchers with a very strong pubescence S. leucophylla "Red Mouth", own selection 16,-- red/white with a red lip S. leucophylla "Red" 16,--

S. leucophylla "Red", MK L 29 16,-- tall red pitchers S. leucophylla "Red/White", ex Stan Lampard 14,-- robust pitchers S. leucophylla "Titan", ex Botanique, USA 30,-- giant traps, original clone S. leucophylla "Very White/Pink Lip", Perdido, Al., PW L 11 16,--

S. leucophylla 10/3 CK, Blackwater State reserve 24,-- own selection with large, very good contrasted pitchers S. leucophylla A2, White/Red, 40 cm 18,-- purple / white, very large colorful pitchers S. leucophylla A3, own selection, 40 cm 16,-- robust bright pitchers S. leucophylla var. viridescens (heterophylla) , 40 cm 18,-- anthocyan free form, yellow flower, gets very huge S. leucophylla var. viridescens (heterophylla), 20-30 cm 14,-- anthocyan free form, yellow flower, gets very huge S. leucophylla X1, 18,-- own selection, white/red pitcher S. leucophylla, "Giant White Pitchers", Santa Rosa Co 24,-- extremely large pitchers with a wide opening S. leucophylla, Baldwin Co., Al, L 25 18,-- S. leucophylla, Baldwin Co., Al, MK L 20 20,-- very tall pitchers S. leucophylla, Citronelle Alabama, 40 cm 14,-- different clones grown from wild seed #12 S. leucophylla, Citronelle Alabama, 50 cm 18,-- giant white pitchers, ex St. McPershon S. leucophylla, Conecuh Forest, Alabama 18,-- purple and white robust pitchers S. leucophylla, Dear Park, Alabama, 40 cm 18,-- robust red/white pitchers S. leucophylla, Eglin Airforce Base, 40 cm 16,-- seedgrown from wild seed, mostly white/green with some red S. leucophylla, ex M. Sryba, Cerv Duris x Yellow River 16,-- very nice robust red/white pitchers S. leucophylla, Garcon Point 24,-- very heavy pitchers, with a pouty lip S. leucophylla, Gas Station, Perdido Al. 16,--

S. leucophylla, Hurricane Creek, seedgrown plants 25-30 cm 18,-- white/green veined pitchers, looking promising S. leucophylla, Mobile Co., 40 cm 16,-- very large autumn pitchers, red with some green S. leucophylla, Paradise Bay, ex. J. Newman, 30-40 cm 14,-- red/white tall pitchers S. leucophylla, Splinter Hills Bog, 40 cm 16,-- seed grown from wild seed, most red/white, many mostly very colorful clones S. leucophylla, Splinter Hills Bog, Clone 8/3 SL, 40 cm 20,-- pink/red pitchers, selected from wild seed S. leucophylla, Sumter Co., near Americus, ex wild seed 16,-- white and red pitchers, all different clones S. leucophylla, Walton Co. x Liberty Bristol, ex M. Sryba 16,-- colourful, tall pitchers

Sarracenia minor

S. minor "Large Form", Brunswick Co, 30 cm 14,-- very large form, coming from Florida S. minor "Typical", 20-30 cm, hardy 12,-- S. minor, Benhill GA., Fitzgerald, ex C. Dietz, 30 cm 14,-- typical brownish pitchers, stocky plant S. minor, Benhill Georgia, Fitzgerald x minor All Green, 20-30 cm 12,-- nice colorful plants, if flower is self pollinated, all green plants will be come up in next generation S. minor, Francis Marion National Park, Charleston Co, South Carolina, 20-25 cm 14,-- seedgrown plants from wild seed, different clones S. minor, Brantley Co., Georgia, 20-30 cm, ex wild seed 14,-- typical form, different clones from seed S. minor, Waycross Georgia, MK M 3, 14,-- typical minor form

S. minor var. minor f. viridescens, Clone 1, MK M 31A, Phil Sheridan crossing 22,-- all green form of minor, green/yellow pitchers, resulting from a backcross with minor var. okee S. minor var. minor f. viridescens, Clone 2, MK M 31B, Phil Sheridan crossing 22,-- all green form of minor, resulting from a backcross with minor var. okee S. minor var. minor f. viridescens, seedgrown plants 20 cm 16,-- cross between clone 1 and 2

S. minor var. okefenokeensis, Fitzgerald, Ben Hill Co, Georgia, SL M 05 20,-- tall slender pitchers S. minor var. okefenokeensis 12,-- seedgrown plants from the famous Reading university clone 25-30cm S. minor var. okefenokeensis (Okefenokee Giant), 30-40 cm 16,-- very tall green pitchers; can reach 1 m S. minor var. okefenokeensis (Okefenokee Giant), 40 cm 28,-- very tall and extremely robust pitchers; can reach 1 m and even more S. minor var. okefenokeensis Brown Head, 30-40 cm 18,-- very tall brown headed pitchers, clone from Dr. König Germany S. minor var. okefenokeensis, Chesser Island, Kp 25/2 or Kp25/1 18,-- very tall pitchers, selected from wild seed S. minor var. okefenokeensis, Georgia 12,-- seedgrown plants from a very fat, brown headed pitchering okee form, promising ! Sarracenia oreophila

S. oreophila "Giant", 40 cm 16,-- very fat pitchers up to 60 cm S. oreophila "Heavy Veined #2", SL O 4 14,-- selected clone from Stefan Lenssen S. oreophila "Heavy Veined", Sand Mountain, Alabama, 40 cm, hardy 14,-- very tall pitchers, many veins S. oreophila "Long Lasting Pitchers", 40 cm 14,-- Georgia, Phil Wilson PW OR 04/2 S. oreophila "Pink Lip", SL O 09 14,-- selected clone from Stefan Lenssen S. oreophila "Red Throat", 40 cm 14,-- shows very red coloration inside the throat S. oreophila "Slim Phyllodia", MK O 15, Clay Co. NC, 40 cm 14,-- unusual clone with short narrow phyllodia S. oreophila "Tall Slender Pitchers", 40 cm 14,-- unusual form with slender, flava like pitchers (no hybrid) S. oreophila Typical form 14,-- ex Mazrimas, 40cm S. oreophila Typical, 40 cm 12,-- grows good in peat bogs S. oreophila, Boaz Pond, Marshall Co, 40 cm 16,-- tall pitchers, up to 60 cm S. oreophila, Cherokee Co. Sl O 14/3 14,-- selected be Stefan Lenssen S. oreophila, Dikalb, Alabama 14,-- S. oreophila, ex Botanical Garden, Prag 14,-- tall veined pitchers with a red mouth

Sarracenia psittacina

S. psittacina "Black Flower" 16,-- really dark red plants and dark red flowers S. psittacina "Giant", Liberty Co., Sumatra, 12-15 cm 14,-- big growing plants, slender pitchers, single clone S. psittacina "Neon !", all green plant, own cross 22,-- bright yellow/green color, cross between all green Wewahitchka, Co x Baldwin, Co, S. psittacina "Orange Flower", 12-15 cm 16,-- colorful plant with orange flower S. psittacina "Red Plant", 12-14 cm 14,-- dark red,seedgrown plants S. psittacina "Red/White",12 cm 14,-- red pitchers with white windows S. psittacina "Yellow Flower", 10-15 cm 16,-- glossy plant, very colorful, good size S. psittacina, Blackwater State forest, Bear Lake, Fl. # 20, 10- 12 cm 14,-- wild collected seed, Nr. 20, all different clones S. psittacina, Blackwater State forest, Fl, 12-15 cm 14,-- wild collected seed, Nr. 21, all different clones S. psittacina, DeSoto NF, near Biloxi rt.15, Harrison Co 14,-- colorful, slender pitchers S. psittacina, Wewahitchka Fl, seedgrown 10cm 14 ,--

S. psittacina var. heterophylla, Wewahitchka, Fl, 10-12 cm, seedgrown 12,-- anthocyan free form, yellow flower S. psittacina var. heterophylla, Wewahitchka, Fl, 12-15 cm 16,-- anthocyan free form, yellow flower

S. psittacina var okefenokeensis, "Big Reddish Plants", Sandy Creek Road, Bay Co., Fl 16,-- colorful big rosettes S. psittacina var. okefenokeensis "Big Globose Traps", near Citronelle, Washington Co., Al, seedgrown 12,-- wild collected seeds, dark red traps, nearly golf ball size, all different clones 10cm S. psittacina var. okefenokeensis "Okee Giant", seedgrown plants, 10-12 cm 14,-- very big colorful rosettes S. psittacina var. okefenokeensis "Red/White Massive Heads #15", Citronella, Alabama, 16,-- very large with big heads S. psittacina var. okefenokeensis f. viridescens, Sandy Creek Road, Bay Co, Florida 10-12 cm 22,-- seedgrown plants, all green giant form, can get 35 cm diameter easily S. psittacina var. okefenokeensis, "Red/White" Splinter, Baldwin Co., Al, SL P 17/1 18,-- very large clone, selected by Stefan Lenssen S. psittacina var. okefenokeensis, Citronelle Alabama, SL P 15/1 18,-- big, massive heads, selected by Stefan Lenssen S. psittacina var. okefenokeensis, Clone 1, 1985 imported from Lee´s botanical garden, Miami 28,-- extremely large growing rosettes, the biggest ones in my collection, up to 50 cm S. psittacina var. okefenokeensis, Clone 2, 1985 imported from Lee´s botanical garden, Miami 28,-- extremely large growing rosettes, the biggest ones in my collection, up to 50 cm S. psittacina var. okefenokeensis, Clone 3, 1985 imported from Lee´s botanical garden, Miami 28,-- extremely large growing rosettes, the biggest ones in my collection, up to 50 cm S. psittacina var. okefenokeensis, DeSoto Miss. #18 12,-- red plant, heavy fenestrated S. psittacina var. okefenokeensis, Liberty Co #13/1 own selection 28,-- Stunning plant, dark red pitchers forming giant rosettes S. psittacina var. okefenokeesis "Pale Green", 14,-- very big, less colorful plants with some red, selected from seedgrown plants

Sarracenia purpurea

S. purpurea ssp. purpurea, 8-10 cm 10,-- hardy bog plant, forms dark red colored clumps S. purpurea ssp. purpurea, 20-25 cm 15,-- very large plants, hardy bog plant S. purpurea ssp. purpurea, Bongor Maine, 12-14 cm, hardy 14,-- grows in a bog close to the Canadian border S. purpurea ssp. purpurea, Tanersville, Monroe Co, Pennsylvania, 10-12 cm 14,-- dark red very good contrasted and veined plants S. purpurea ssp. purpurea "Extremely dense form",10-12cm, hardy 14,-- forms clusters of medium sized, brownish pitchers S. purpurea ssp. purpurea "Nearly Veinless Plant",10-12 cm, Moss Lake, Grey Co, Ontario, Canada 16,-- pale yellow plant, slow grower S. purpurea ssp. purpurea "Switzerland", 12-14 cm 14,-- hardy, forms very big clumps of pitchers up to 60 cm wide S. purpurea ssp. purpurea "Veinless Plant", seedgrown, 12-14 cm 24,-- pale yellow plants, completely veinless even in full sun, bright orange in winter S. purpurea ssp. purpurea f. heterophylla, 10-12 cm 14,-- anthocyan free plants, hardy bog plant S. purpurea ssp. purpurea var. riplicola, Dorcas Bay, Bruce Co, Ontario, 12-14cm 14,-- grows on limestone ground at the natural location

S. purpurea ssp. venosa 16,-- dark red veined plants with wavy lids S. purpurea ssp. venosa , Sheely Pond, Edmond, Lexington Co, 10-12 cm 14,-- relic plants, fall line S. purpurea ssp. venosa "Buddha Belly seedgrown", 8-10 cm 16,-- seedgrown plants from selfed Buddha Belly, all red globose form, very close to the motherplant ! S. purpurea ssp. venosa "Ruffled Lid", 12-14cm 14,-- seedgrown plants, very red form (ww) S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. pallidiflora (antho free), 10-12 cm 14,-- the true anthocyan free form of P. venosa, very good grower S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. pallidiflora (antho free), 15-20 cm 16,-- the true anthocyan free form of P. venosa, very good grower S. purpurea ssp. venosa, 10-12 cm 12,-- seedgrown plants, very different individuums S. purpurea ssp. venosa, Carteret Co, North Carolina, 10-14 cm 14,-- seedgrown plants from wild seeds S. purpurea ssp. venosa, Old Dock, Columbus Co., 10-12 cm 14,-- seedgrown plants, very red pitchers S. purpurea ssp. venosa, Reedy Creek, Caroline Co., Virginia, 10-12 cm 16,-- seedgrown plants, wavy lids and fantastic color, one of my favorites ! S. purpurea vor venosa "Minor Black", ex T. Carow 16,-- compact growing, very dark red form with white hairs inside the pitcher S. purpurea ssp. venosa "All Red" North of Supply (Green Swamp) N.C. 10cm 14,-- seedgrown plants, very red form S. purpurea ssp. venosa , Green Swamp NC 12,--

S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. burkei "Chipola Giant", 10 cm 14,-- completely red plants, up to 40 cm diameter S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. burkei "Completely Veinless Plants", seedgrown plants 15-20 cm 28,-- no veins at all, gets completely orange in winter, similar to Melissa Mazur Clone S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. burkei "Completely Veinless Plants", seedgrown plants 10 cm 14,-- no veins at all, gets completely orange in winter, similar to Melissa Mazur Clone S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. burkei f. luteola, 10-12 cm 16,-- all green burkei, big globose traps, seedgrown plants S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. burkei f. luteola, 15-18 cm 20,-- all green burkei, big globose traps, divisions S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. burkei, 10-12 cm 10,-- good grower, unusual colored flower S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. burkei, Walton Co., Fl, 10-12 cm 14,-- seedgrown plants, all different clones

S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. montana, Jackson Co, 10-12 cm 26,-- rare location, beautyful colored plants S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. montana, Jackson Co, 8-10 cm 18,-- rare location, beautyful colored plants S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. montana, Oakey Mountains, Rabun Co., Georgia, 10-15 cm 15,-- very colorful green/deep red veined pitchers S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. montana, Mclures Bog, Henderson Co, 10-14 cm 20,-- very colorful green/deep red veined pitchers S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. montana, Transylvania Co, 10-12 cm 18,-- very colorful green/deep red veined pitchers

S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. burkei f. luteola x venosa f. yellow flower, seedgrown 12-14cm 16,-- beautyfull plants with bright red and fat pitchers, which are completely pubescent, super plants ! S. purpurea ssp. venosa Reedy Creek x montana Jackson Co, 12-14 cm 16,-- seedgrown plants, own cross, really nice plants with wavy lids S. purpurea ssp. venosa var burkei f. luteola x purpurea var. purpurea "Veinless form" 10 cm 14,-- seedgrown plants, some are plain green some show some veins S. purpurea ssp. venosa "Wavy lid" x ssp. venosa "Buddha Belly" 10-12 cm 14,--

Sarracenia rubra

S. rubra ssp. alabamensis Red Form, RvL RA 02, 30 cm 12,-- red form, good grower S. rubra ssp. alabamensis, 30 cm 12,-- big yellow pitchers, good autumn grower S. rubra ssp. alabamensis, Chilton, Alabama, 30 cm, good grower 12,-- big yellow pitchers S. rubra ssp. alabamensis, Thorsby, Alabama, 30 cm, good grower 12,-- big yellow pitchers

S. rubra ssp. gulfensis "Dark Tall pitchers", ex J. Welham, 30 cm 14,-- very dark pitchers, which last over winter S. rubra ssp. gulfensis, North of Shoal River,Walton Co PW rg 11 12,-- Stocky plants S. rubra ssp. gulfensis "Giant Form" ex T. Carow 16,-- very dark, extremely tall pitchers, very showy plant S. rubra ssp. gulfensis "Stocky", 15-20 cm 12,-- small growing gulfensis type, stocky form ex. E. König S. rubra ssp. gulfensis "Wavy Lid Giant Form", iP R 27 14,-- dark red, tall pitchers S. rubra ssp. gulfensis f. luteoviridis, (heterophylla), Yellow River, Florida 12,-- anthocyan free form, yellow flower S. rubra ssp. gulfensis, Yellow River, MK RG 5, 20-30cm 12,-- grown from wild collected seeds

S. rubra ssp. ionesii f. viridescens (heterophylla), 30-40 cm 12,-- anthocyan free form, yellow flower S. rubra ssp. ionesii, Caesar´s Head, Greenville Co. South Carolina 14,-- slender pitchers, very dark autumn coloration S. rubra ssp. ionesii, McLures Bog, Henderson Co, North Carolina, 20-30 cm 14,-- short, stocky pitchers S. rubra ssp. ionesii, 25-30 cm 14,-- typical form

S. rubra ssp. rubra "All Green" 20 cm, White Water Creek, Taylor Co, Georgia 24,-- all green form, short stock pitchers S. rubra ssp. rubra "Ancestral Form", Crawford Co, Georgia, PW RR 01 14,-- S. rubra ssp. rubra "Ancestral Form", Sheely Pond, Edmund, Lexington Co, SC 14,-- relic plant, Fall line S. rubra ssp. rubra "Long Lidded Form", North Carolina, 15-20 cm, ex wild seed 12,-- seedgrown plants, all different clones S. rubra ssp. rubra "Long Lidded Form", North Carolina, MK RR 4, 20-30 cm 12,-- tall plant with extremely long lids S. rubra ssp. rubra, 20 cm 10,-- ex. M. Erbacher S. rubra ssp. rubra, Ash Co., 20 cm 12,-- nice typical form S. rubra ssp. rubra, near Shallote, Brunswick Co., 15-20 cm 12,-- short stocky plants

S. rubra ssp. wherry "Chatom Giant", MK RW 6 14,-- forms pitchers up to 60 cm S. rubra ssp. wherry "Large Wavy Lids", Escambia Co, Alabama, MK RW 7 10,-- stocky pitchers a bit pubescent S. rubra ssp. wherry "Orange Flower", 20-30 cm 12,-- typical wherry with an orange flower S. rubra ssp. wherry "Yellow Flower", 30 cm 10,-- yellow flowered form S. rubra ssp. wherry "Wavy Lid", 25-30 cm 12,-- good grower

All Sarracenia offered, are strong, mainly flowering sized divisions, established in pots for one year (or fresh divided in winter or spring). The size given is the minimum size they have at the moment of sale or before cutting.

Sarracenia Hybrids

S. (leucophylla var. luteoviridis x courtii anthocyan free) x self , 20-25 cm cm, All Green ! 12,-- very nice, easy and big growing all green hybrid S. flava MK F 88 x flava heterophylla, 30cm 12,-- good colored plants S. flava Super Ornata x Rubra, 12,-- strong veined, compact plant S. flava var. rubricorpora x flava var. heliamphoroides, 25 cm 14,-- will be interesting to create hybrids with S. leucophylla "Pink/Red" x Leah Wilkerson, 20-30cm 14,-- own cross S. leucophylla Helmuts Delight x Leah Wilkerson, 12,-- seedgrown plants, all different S. leucophylla Sta. rosa Co x Leah Wilkerson 14,-- S. leucophylla var. luteoviridis x courtii anthocyan free, 25-30 cm, All Green ! 12,-- very nice, easy and big growing all green hybrid S. leucophylla x alata 10,-- different clones from seed S. leucophylla x oreophila 12,-- nice plant, easy grower S. leucopylla AF x alata AF, 15cm 12,-- own cross S. moorei Leiden x Leah Wilkerson, 12,-- seedgrown plants, all different S. oreophila x flava , 30 cm, hardy 12,-- similar to oreophila, easy grower S. psittacina f. heterophylla Sandy Creek Giant x minor f. heterophylla, 10-12cm , All Green ! 12,-- seedgrown, all green plants S. x formosa with the psittacina Giant as parent S. psittacina f. heterophylla x minor f. heterophylla, 10-14 cm, All Green ! 14,-- seedgrown, all green S. x formosa, very rare S. x alata "Night" x leucophylla, 40cm 18,-- own hybrid, nearly black pitchers with white windows S. x Brooks Red, 40 cm 14,-- good grower, dark red pitchers S. x Catesby "Red Blotch", 25cm 14,-- own cross, green plants with a red Splotch S. x catesby "Red Plant", 20-25 cm, seedgrown 12,-- dark red stocky plants S. x Catesby "Inverse Veined" 30 cm 14,-- natural hybrid with inverse veining S. x Green Monster 24,-- all green form of x excellens, involving minor var. okeefenokeensis, all green S. x Kimber Red Ruffles, 30cm 28,-- all red pitchers S. x mitchelliana "All Green" 16,-- own cross, purp f. luteola x leuco all green, all green plants, nice ruffled lids S. x mitchelliana "All Green" 16,-- own cross, purp f. pallidiflora x leuco all green, all green plants, nice ruffled lids S. x Mitchelliana "Red", 20 cm 14,-- seedgrown plants, all different clones S. x Mitchelliana AF x leuco AF, 10-15 cm 12,-- own cross S. x moore "White Top", 30-40 cm 16,-- own cross S. x moorei 12,-- very large form, green with some red veins S. x moorei 12,-- yellow pitchers, red veins, with a red patch S. x moorei "Adrian Slack" 90,-- only a few plants in stock S. x moorei "Leah Wilkerson" 65,-- only a few plants available S. x moorei "All Red", 30/40 cm 16,-- all red pitchers S. x moorei "Leiden", 30-40 cm 18,-- nice more with a red splotch S. x moorei "Red/White", 30-40 cm 14,-- own cross S. x moorei All Green, anthocyan free form, 40 cm, All Green ! 14,-- own cross, flava All Green Shallote x leuco L46 Mk, green/white pitchers S. x moorei, Elisabeth H 89 MK 18,-- tall colorful pitchers S. x Brook´s Hybrid MK H7, 40-50 cm 14,-- should be one of the tallest Sarracenias at all

Nepenthes

N. adnata, Kelog Sembilan, seedgrown 8-10 cm 12,-- N. albomarginata "Green Pitchers with some speckles“, 8-10cm, seedgrown 12,-- N. albomarginata "All Red Plant“, red plant and pitcher, 8-10 cm, seedgrown 14,-- N. ampullaria "Giant Green“, Tayeve, cuttings 20-30 cm 22,-- N. ampullaria Hot lips, cuttings 15-20 cm 32,-- N. ampullaria speckled, seedgrown 8-10 cm 8,-- N. ampullaria speckled, seedgrown 12-14 cm 12,-- N. ampullaria speckled, 20-25 cm 15,-- N. ampullaria, all different, very nice red speckled and tricolor pitchers, 25-30 cm 38,-- N. ampullaria "Tricolor“, Bau, Sarawak, cuttings 15-20 cm, green with red spots 22,-- N. beccariana, 10 cm, seedgrown 18,-- N. bicalcarata, 10-12 cm 14,-- N. bongso, 6-7 cm, seedgrown 14,-- N. burkei, 12-14 cm 16,-- N. campanulata, 8-10 cm (hard grown) 29,-- N. campanulata, 12 cm (hard grown) 36,-- N. dubia, Sumatra, 5-6 cm, seedgrown 32,-- N. glabrata, 6-7 cm 20,-- N. gracilis, seedgrown, Sarawak, Matang Area, 15 cm 10,-- N. inermis, seedgrown, Sumatra 5-6 cm 30,-- N. jacquelinae, 6-7 cm, seedgrown 20,-- N. lingulata, 6-8 cm, seedgown 38,-- N. lowii, Gunung Trus Madi, 6-8cm, seedgrown 28,-- N. neoguinensis, 15 cm 18,-- N. macfarlanei, Genting Highlands , 8-10 cm 16,-- N. macfarlanei, Gunung Brinchang, 6 cm, seedgrown, hybrids possible 14,-- N. madegascariensis, seedgrown, 6-8 cm 16,-- N. maxima Large Form, Sulawesi, 12-15 cm, ex Taiwan 16,-- N. maxima Wavy Leaf Form x typical form , 8-10 cm, seedgrown 14,-- N. minima Lake Poso, 5-7 cm 10,-- N. minima Lake Poso, 8-10 cm 15,-- N. naga, 6-8 cm, seedgrown 18,-- N. palawanensis, Phillipines,6 -8 cm, seedgrown 28,-- N. palawanensis, Phillipines, 8-10 cm, seedgrown 38,-- N. papuana 10 cm 18,-- N. rafflesiana "Dark Brown Leaves/Brown, Red, squat pitchers“, 12cm, seedgrown 15,-- N. rafflesiana "Tricolor Pitchers“, 15+ cm, seedgrown 18,-- N. rafflesiana, typical form, 8-10 cm, seedgrown 10,-- N. rafflesiana, typical form, 20-25 cm, seedgrown 16,-- N. reinwardtiana "Green“, Sabah, 8-10 cm cm, seedgrown 10,-- N. reinwardtiana "Green“, Sabah, 10-14 cm cm, seedgrown 14,-- N. reinwardtiana "Red“, short red pitcher, Kelabit highlands, 8-10 cm, nice ! 14,-- N. spectabilis Giant, Gunung Bandahara, 8-10 cm 26,-- N. spectabilis Bandahara x Sibuaten , 6-8 cm 22,-- N. spec. Murud, seedgrown, 8-10 cm, should be vogelii, but clearly not, more like fusca or platychila 16,-- N. sumatrana, seedgrown, 8-10 cm 18,-- N. sumatrana, seedgrown, 15-20 cm, seedgrown 24,-- N. talangensis, 6-8 cm , seedgrown 22,-- N. tomoriana, seedgrown, 10 cm 16,-- N. truncata, 5-6 cm 16,-- N. veitchii G. Murud Striped per x veitchii Green Peristome, 5-7 cm, seedgrown 18,-- N. veitchii G. Murud Striped per x veitchii Green Peristome 8-10 cm, seedgrown 24,-- N. veitchii G. Murud striped per. x veitchii Candy striped, 8-10 cm, wide variation espected, seedgrown 28,-- N. veitchii G. Murud striped per. x veitchii Candy striped, 10-14 cm, wide variation espected, seedgrown 36,-- N. ventricosa, 12-15 cm 12,-- N. vieillardii red, 10 cm 12,--

Nepenthes Hybrids

N. aristolochoides Tujuh x ? (Singalana ) , 6-10 cm, seedgrown 16,-- N. burkei x alata Mt. Halcon, 6-7 cm 6,-- N. burkei x alata Mt. Halcon, 15-20 cm 12,-- N. copelandii x lowii, 6-8 cm, seedgrown 28,-- N. glandulifera x veitchii "Candy“ seedgrown, 5-7 cm 18,-- N. maxima Typical large x veitchii Candy, seedgrown 5-7 cm ( = Tiveyi) 18,-- N. mira x copelandii, 12-15 cm, seedgrown, very nice red pitchers 14,-- N. murudiensis x muluensis, 6-7 cm, seedgrown 16,-- N. platychila x boshiana, 10 cm, seedgrown 16,-- N. platychila x lowii, 5-6 cm, seedgrown 28,-- N. platychila x vogelii, 6-8 cm, seedgrown 12,-- N. platychila x vogelii, 10-12 cm, seedgrown 16,-- N. rafflesiana "Elongata“ x tenuis, 10-12 cm, seedgrown 18,-- N. spathulata x lowii, 5 cm, seedgrown 28,-- N. spathulata x spectabilis, 7-10 cm, seedgrown 12,-- N. spathulata x spectabilis, 10-14 cm, seedgrown 16,-- N. spectabilis x veitchii Murud striped peristome, 8-10 cm, seedgrown 12,-- N. spectabilis x veitchii Murud striped peristome, 12-14 cm, seedgrown 16,-- N. thorellii ( true) x lowii, 10-12 cm, seedgrown 28,-- N. thorellii (true) x hamata, 5-7 cm, seedgrown 18,-- N. veitchii "Murud Striped“ x campanulata, seedgrown 6 - 8 cm 18,--

All imported plants listed above, are grown and acclimated for a minimum of some months in my greenhouse . So you can be shure to get a plant, what used to grow under hard conditions !!!

Heliamphora

H. minor Auyan Tepui, 6-8 cm, adult plant clumps 14,-- H. minor Auyan Tepui, 8- 10 cm, adult plant clumps 20,-- H. minor Auyan Tepui, 10-14 cm, big plant clumps 35,-- H. nutans, 12-15 cm 18,-- H. pulchella Churi Tepui, 8-10,dark red course hairs inside traps 32,--

Heliamphora Hybrids

H. minor x heterodoxa, 8-10 cm, adult 13,-- nice multigrowth plant, good grower, similar to minor H. minor x heterodoxa, 12 cm, adult 20,-- nice multigrowth plants, good grower, similar to minor H. minor x heterodoxa, 12-15 cm, adult 25,-- large plants, good grower, similar to minor

Pinguicula (not hardy)

We deliver half adult plants, the size can be different because of dormancy of plants .

P. agnata 5,-- P. agnata Scented Flower 6,-- P. agnata Yellow Long Leaf 6,-- P. ehlersae, violet Flower 6,-- P. gigantea, the biggest species of the whole genus 10,-- P. jamauvensis, small growing species, violet flowers 5,-- P. rectiflora, upright standing pink flowers 7,--

Pinguicula Hybrids (not hardy)

P. colimensis x moctezumae 7,-- P. jamauvensis x moctezumae 5,--

Pinguicula (hardy)

P. grandiflora, nice blue flowers 5,-- P. hirtiflora Mount Olymp, (possibly P. louisi )Greece , produces flowers all over the year and seems to be hardy ! 10,-- P. longifolia ssp. ? Zuccarello, Italy 10,-- P. macroceras ssp. northensis, Californian Mountains 8,-- P. macroceras, japanese origin 10,-- P. spec. Rio Ara, red leaves, maybe a hybrid involving P. grandiflora 8,-- P. vallisneriifolia x grandiflora 6,--

We deliver flowering size plants or semi-adult winter buds, no gemmae !

Dionaea

D. muscipula "Adentata", upright grower nearly toothless traps 28,-- D. muscipula "Alien" the one with the extraterrestrial smile 14,-- D. muscipula "All Red" 8,-- D. muscipula "Angel Wings" 18,-- D. muscipula "Archangel" 12,-- D. muscipula "ARPC", good grower 7,50 D. muscipula "Australian Red Rosetted", large redtraps, flat growing 10,-- D. muscipula "Australian" 10,-- D. muscipula "B-52", said to have the biggest traps of all clones 9,-- D. muscipula "Basmati" 16,-- D. muscipula "BCP 1343", cupped traps long petiols 16,-- D. muscipula "BCP Akai Riu Clone D44" , very dark red, flat rosettes 8,-- D. muscipula "BCP Akai Riu Clone F12" , upright, coarse teeth 7,50 D. muscipula "BCP Akai Riu Clone F15", upright, good red, long teeth 7,50 D. muscipula "BCP Akai Riu Clone F3",very big, dark red 8,-- D. muscipula "BCP Akai Riu Clone F5", very big, dark red, piranha teeth 8,-- D. muscipula "BCP Akai Riu Clone F8", dark red, flat traps 8,-- D. muscipula "BCP Akai Riu Clone F9", large, dark red traps and upright 7,50 D. muscipula "BCP Clone Z 11", forms giant traps 10,-- D. muscipula "BCP Clone 1343", cupped traps on long petiols 18,-- D. muscipula "BCP Clone H-15", upright traps with a red blotch inside the trap, good grower 7,50 D. muscipula "BCP Clone X - 11, dentate traps 8,-- D. muscipula "BCP Clone X 11", nice clone with triangular teeth 9,-- D. muscipula "BCP Crazy Cup Trap", cupped traps 16,-- D. muscipula "BCP Kim Il Sung ", very stange growing clone 18,-- D. muscipula "BCP Kim Young Il" 18,-- D. muscipula "BCP Phoenix " ,this really a yellow VFT in full sun ! 18,-- D. muscipula "BCP Red Fused Petiol Clone F4 BCP" dimorphic, leaf and trap are connected 10,-- D. muscipula "Bear Trap", upright grower, big traps 10,-- D. muscipula "Big Behemoth " 16,-- D. muscipula "Big Mouth", flat big red traps, medium sized plants 7,-- D. muscipula "Big teeth, red Giant", very large traps, flat growing 10,-- D. muscipula "Bimbo", coming from Dr. König, very big traps 10,-- D. muscipula "Biohazard 1" still not stable clone, but very extreme and nice mutation,but can drop back to normal form ! 20,-- D. muscipula "Biohazard 2", new clone, similar to Biohazard, more green traps and stabil 38,-- D. muscipula "Blezers Giant Form Dm 06" typical form, very big traps 9,-- D. muscipula "Bohemian Garnet" (Red Sawtooth), flat growing, red sawtooth traps 7,50 D. muscipula "Boomans Mutant", US Clone, red traps upright growth 14,-- D. muscipula "Burbanks Best " 12,-- D. muscipula "Carolina state Beach park", location plants, very nice typical form 9,-- D. muscipula "Cerberus" mutant form what forms mostly 3 traps per leaf 16,-- D. muscipula "Charlie Mandon Spotted", green traps with red spotts 12,-- D. muscipula "Clayton‘s Vulcanic Red", deep red form 8,-- D. muscipula "Clumping Cultivar", flat, short leaves,many traps, beautiful clone 7,-- D. muscipula "Coquillage", flat growing, nearly no teeth, 6-8 cm 10,-- D. muscipula "Creeping Deeth" upright traps of big size 12,-- D. muscipula "Crocodile", green/red traps and fused petioles 10,-- D. muscipula "Cropped Teeth Blotchy" 8,-- D. muscipula "Cross Teeth China" Mutant form coming from a Tc lab in China 8,-- D. muscipula "Cross Teeth", different from the usual offered clones from other sources 8,-- D. muscipula "Cup Trap new Clone", much better than the old clone, forms big clusters of traps 10,-- D. muscipula "Cup Trap", very nice plants available 8,-- D. muscipula "DC/XL", US Clone, very large 18,-- D. muscipula "Dent long" 7,50 D. muscipula "Dentata", one of the oldest clones, original from Germany 7,-- D. muscipula "Dentaté", nice form with little triangle teeth, very different from clone Dentata 8,-- D. muscipula "Destroyer",very large clone selected by Klaus Ivanez 20,-- D. muscipula "Dingley Giant", nice colored clone 7,50 D. muscipula "Dm 30 All green" green ,flat rosettes 9,-- D. muscipula "Eyelash", big traps with very long teeth 12,-- D. muscipula "Fake Dracula", green dimorphic, very nice teeth. Not the real clone ! 8,-- D. muscipula "Fangzahn", flat traps with long teeth 12,-- D. muscipula "Feather Teeth",red traps, very short teeth 20,-- D. muscipula "Fondue", mutant form with deformed traps 16,-- D. muscipula "Freaky Star", double ribbed trap, mutated clone 14,-- D. muscipula "FTS Archangel", US clone, very red traps 16,-- D. muscipula "FTS Maroon Monster", US clone, dark red traps 12,-- D. muscipula "FTS Towering Giant" 14,-- D. muscipula "Fused Tooth Extreme" 9,-- D. muscipula "Fussy Teeth", teeth are unregular and a bit curled 10,-- D. muscipula "G 14, Dirk Venthams Giant", good contrasted big traps 9,-- D. muscipula "G 16", Slack`s giant, one of the biggest clones 10,-- D. muscipula "G 3" nearly toofless flat form, very big green traps formed like a saddle, showy ! 20,-- D. muscipula "G 35", very big, all green variant 8,-- D. muscipula "Galaxy", strange formed red traps 20,-- D. muscipula "GB 01", upright nearly toothless rosettes , ex Guillaume Bily 16,-- D. muscipula "Giant Microdent", very large growing plants 26,-- D. muscipula "Gj Basmati ", 24,-- D. muscipula "Green Microdent" new clone, pale green color 24,-- D. muscipula "Green Sawtooth", completely green plant 8,-- D. muscipula "Green Swamp, NC ", location plant 10,-- D. muscipula "Green Wizard", similar to coquillage but green, flat rosette 12,-- D. muscipula "Grüner Findling", all green plant 10,-- D. muscipula "Günter Seiter’s Clone", very nice selected typical clone 8,-- D. muscipula "H-52, BCP", green trap, with a red blotch inside 8,-- D. muscipula "Haircomb", similar to alien 10,-- D. muscipula "Harmony",very nice mutation, green traps, good grower, nearly no teeth in summer 16,-- D. muscipula "Kayan", extremely long petioles 10,-- D. muscipula "La grosse a GuiGui", G. Bily‘s giant form, upright growing, biggest clone in my collection !!! 12,-- D. muscipula "La grosse a GuiGui", G. Bily‘s giant form, upright growing, biggest clone in my collection !!! xxl plants 20,-- D. muscipula "Louchapates", 6-8 cm, good grower, very nice traps 10,-- D. muscipula "Low Giant" flat very big traps 8,-- D. muscipula "Master of Disaster", forms clusters of traps, not stabil ! 18,-- D. muscipula "Melody Shark Teeth", very slow, upright growing, very reduced plant 14,-- D. muscipula "Microdent Seedgrown ", very close to the original, with some color variation 10,-- D. muscipula "Microdent", green/orange flat growing plants which show nearly no teeth, 12,-- D. muscipula "Mirror" mutant form, forms 2 wings outside the trap 16,-- D. muscipula "Monkey Ass", big flat traps, 12,-- D. muscipula "Moon Trap"green, wide open traps 14,-- D. muscipula "Olive Green", flat, dark green with very little red in it 7,50 D. muscipula "Paradisia", orange colored traps 7,50 D. muscipula "Patches", selected plants, red spots on green traps, 16,-- D. muscipula "Petite Dragon", all red clone 8,-- D. muscipula "Phalanx", big traps with extremely long teeth 14,-- D. muscipula "Pink Venus", flat, dark red rosettes 12,-- D. muscipula "Pluto # 17", small growing clone 10,-- D. muscipula "Predator",very large clone selected by Klaus Ivanez 20,-- D. muscipula "Pygmy", small growing clone with nice color 14,-- D. muscipula "Quadrotrap", traps are nearly quadratic 10,-- D. muscipula "Rabbit teeth", green traps, very large plants with very robust teeth 14,-- D. muscipula "Raptor", small growing plant with strong teeth 14,-- D. muscipula "Red Burgundy" deep red traps, very big clone 9,-- D. muscipula "Red Cup Trap", all red cup shaped traps 28,-- D. muscipula "Red Dragon" 12,-- D. muscipula "Red Hole", small clone, cup shaped traps 12,-- D. muscipula "Red Line", big upright standing traps 9,-- D. muscipula "Red Piranha" 10,-- D. muscipula "Red Road / Oxford", location plant 9,-- D. muscipula "Red Shark Teeth", very dark red, traps with triangular teeth, 8-10 cm 10,-- D. muscipula "Red/Green", colorful clone, upright growing 7,50 D. muscipula "Rose", does never form any traps ! 12,-- D. muscipula "Rouge Sombre", very colorfull 10,-- D. muscipula "Royal Red", very dark red, dimorphic rosettes 10,-- D. muscipula "Sawtooth", big traps, good grower 8,-- D. muscipula "Scarlatine", green/reddish traps, with dark red spots onto 14,-- D. muscipula "Schuppenstiel 1", 8-10 cm, strong mutation on the leaves, medium sized plants 10,-- D. muscipula "Schuppenstiel 2", 8-10 cm, strong mutation on the leaves, medium sized plants 10,-- D. muscipula "SD Draco", US clone, red bronce traps 12,-- D. muscipula "Shark Teeth", traps with shark teeth 7,50 D. muscipula "Short Teeth", very short teeth at autumn traps 8,-- D. muscipula "SL 14", very large, flat, piranha teeth 10,-- D. muscipula "SL 15", extremely large traps, good grower, piranha teeth 10,-- D. muscipula "South West Giant", very large traps 12,-- D. muscipula "Space", mutant form 14,-- D. muscipula "Spider", all traps upright on very long petiols 9,-- D. muscipula "Spotty", dark red rosettes with red spots, can drop back to normal or red form ! 12,-- D. muscipula "Stiletto",traps with fused teeth 24,-- D. muscipula "Switzerland Giant", very large traps, similar to Redline 10,-- D. muscipula "Tiger Fangs", flat growing, very big red traps with shark teeth 7,50 D. muscipula "Tiger Teeth", better clone than shark teeth 9,-- D. muscipula "Tim’s Giant", big traps, orange / yellow plant 9,-- D. muscipula "Trichterfalle" (Funnel Trap), big plants available 8,-- D. muscipula "Triton", very unusual green fused traps, 12,-- D. muscipula "UK Sawtooth I", very good grower, big traps 8,-- D. muscipula "UK Sawtooth II", very good grower, big traps 8,-- D. muscipula "Umgekrempelt", traps are growing crumbled, inside out 16,-- D. muscipula "Unspotty", these are spottys which dropped back to normal, can be red green or between …. 8,-- D. muscipula "Wacky Trap", very special designed traps 10,-- D. muscipula "WB 4", green flat growing plants, very similar to clone Raptor 10,-- D. muscipula "Werewolf", upright growing plant, very nice, one of my favorites, 14,-- D. muscipula "Whale", interesting sawtooth form, medium sized plants 10,-- D. muscipula "X1 Carnipedia" selected form with dentata traps 8,-- D. muscipula "Yellow Fused Teeth, new clone", better grower than the older clone, flat grower 9,-- D. muscipula var. heterophylla "Selection" , very big traps, this seems to be a true Anto Free form 7,-- D. muscipula var. heterophylla, flat grower, all green plant, good sized traps 7,--

D. muscipula, Typical form, hardy 5,--

Offer: 5 different labeled Dionaea clones of our choice, strong plants only 29,-- Offer: 10 adult typical Dionaea plants only 34,-- please note, this offer is only valid for plants of our own choice !

We deliver fully grown plants, mostly of flowering size, if not otherwise mentioned !

Darlingtonia

D. californica, 7-8 cm 12,-- D. californica, 10-14cm Spring 18 16,-- D. californica f. viridiflora, "Othello", the all green variant of a cobra lily, grown from seed, 7-8 cm 30,--

Genlisea

Grow them under the same conditions as Utricularia and give them a plenty of light . We deliver flowering size divisions .

G. subglabra 10,--

Utricularia (terrestrial, epiphytic or aquatic species)

We deliver good sized divisions , grow them in a mix of peat and sand.

U. aff. dichotoma "Tuber Forming Form", Anglesa, Victoria, possibly a new species 6,-- U. aff. dichotoma "Tuber Forming Form", Beernak ,Victoria, possibly a new species 6,-- U. aff. longifolia, possibly a hybrid with U. calycifida 5,-- U. alpina, epiphytic, big white flowers 7,-- U. aureomaculata, Aparaman Tepui, yellow flowers with some red in them 8,-- U. aureomaculata, Murosipan Tepui, yellow flowers with some red in them 8,-- U. australis, aquatic, hardy bog plant 5,-- U. bifida, yellow flower , Sabah Borneo 5,-- U. biloba, blue flowers, grows very deep under water 6,-- U. biloba, Mooloolaba 7,-- U. biloba, South of Sidney 7,-- U. bisquamata "Big purple Flower", many flowers, easy grower 5,-- U. bisquamata var. esterhuysenae 7,-- U. blanchetii "Violet", Pico del Almas 5,-- U. calycifida "Asenah White", long flower stalks, violet flower 7,-- U. calycifida "White" broad leaves, white flower 7,-- U. chrysantha, Kings Cascades, Regent River, yellow flowers on very tall stalks, very nice 7,-- U. chrysantha, Little Mertens Falls, yellow flowers on very tall stalks, very nice 7,-- U. chrysantha, yellow flowers on very tall stalks 6,-- U. cornuta, Canada, hardy 6,-- U. cornuta, yellow flowers, hardy ! 6,-- U. dichotoma, blue flowers, hardy ! 6,-- U. dichotoma, Chestnut, Big Flower 8,-- U. dichotoma, Falls Creek, blue flowers, 8,-- U. dichotoma, Purple Palette 8,-- U. dichotoma, Reedy Swamp 8,-- U. dichotoma, Southwest Nsw 8,-- U. flaccida, yellow flowers on tall scapes 6,-- U. fulva, Rockhole 9,-- U. juncea, Sav. Canal Okee Swamp 8,-- U. lateriflora, Lake St. Claire 8,-- U. lateriflora, Mount Kompass 8,-- U. laxa, yellow flowers 8,-- U. livida , white/pink flowers 5,-- U. livida Rwanda, Purple Flower 7,-- U. livida, Lemon Flower 8,-- U. livida, Marojeli 8,-- U. livida, Mkambati 8,-- U. livida, Merrivale 8,-- U. longifolia var. forgetiana, many flowers for along time over the year 6,-- U. minutissima, G. Tahan, many violet flowers 6,-- U. monanthos 8,-- U. monanthos, Hartz Mountains 8,-- U. monanthos, Nive River 8,-- U. nana, yellow flowers green leaves, rare and very nice, warm grower 8,-- U. nana, yellow flowers, brown leaves 8,-- U. novae – zealandiae, similar to dichotoma, short inflorescence 8,-- U. parthenopipes, white flower 7,-- U. paulinae 8,-- U. paulinae, Whalepole 10,-- U. praelonga, yellow flowers, half aquatic 5,-- U. prehensilis, big yellow flowers 5,-- U. prehensilis, Mkambati, yellow flowers 7,-- U. pubescens, peltate leaves , 8,-- U. quelchii, Ilu tepui, beautiful Orange Flowers Spring 18 30,-- U. reniformis "Big Form", very big flowers on really high stalks, very cold tolerant 15,-- U. sandersonii White Flower 5,-- U. scandens 6,-- U. simplex 6,-- U. spec. Kerala, blue flowers 8,-- U. spec. Zimbabwe 8,-- U. steyermarkii, Auyan Tepui 10,-- U. subulata, yellow flowers 3,50 U. tricolor 6,-- U. tridentata, purple flowers 6,-- U. uliginosa, Bako, Sarawak, Borneo 8,-- U. uniflora 6,-- U. uniflora "Snow in Summer", nearly white flower 8,-- U. uniflora, L- type, bright pink flower 8,-- U. uniflora, Lismore, Nsw 8,-- U. uniflora, Reflex Lower Corolla 8,-- U. x cornigera x nelumbifolia, very big leaves, long flowerstalks 12,-- U. x nelumbifolia x reniformis, masses of flowers, on tall scapes, flowers all over the year 12,-- U. x nephrophylla x geminiloba, big white flowers on long scapes, nice leaves 10,--

Unless we try to grow them clean, it is possible that smaller species are sometimes mixed with U. subulata var. cleistogama ! Drosera

D. adelae 6,-- D. anglica, Europe, hardy 8,-- D. binata 6,-- D. binata "Marston Dragon" 8,-- D. binata var. dichotoma f. pedata (Giant Form) 8,-- D. binata var. multifida 6,-- D. capensis 3,50 D. capensis "Baines Kloof", forms stems up to 30 cm ,very unusual 10,-- D. capensis "Compact Form", very slow, small growing plants 8,-- D. capensis "Giant", 30 cm, forms stems with very long leaves 10,-- D. capensis "Minor", my smallest clone of capensis, grows very slow 10,-- D. capensis "Montague Pass", stem forming upto 30 cm 10,-- D. filiformis "All Red", red leaves, not very hardy 6,-- D. filiformis "White Flower", long pale leaves 8,-- D. filiformis var. filiformis "Florida Giant", very long leaves 8,-- D. filiformis var. filiformis, hardy 6,-- D. filiformis var. tracyi, very long green leaves 9,-- D. graomogolensis, gets really large, rare 10,-- D. intermedia, all green plant, USA 8,-- D. intermedia, Europe, hardy 6,-- D. rotundifolia, plant clump, hardy 6,-- D. x Andromeda, tropical hybrid by Kamil Pasek 10,--

Brocchinia and Catopsis

B. reducta, 12-15 cm 16,--

Cephalotus

C. follicularis, very big xxl plants ! Sent potted in 12cm pots and more than full ! 29,-- C. follicularis, adult pitchers, very nice plants potted in 8,5 pots 19,-- C. follicularis, small plant clumps around 4 cm 10,--

Ant plants of different genus

Growing these interesting plants is easy under warm conditions. Fertilize regularly and do not grow them too wet (no ants necessary ;-)) )

Hydnophytum (Ant tuber)

Flat or elongated tubers growing epiphytic in the nature, red fruits, small, a bit succulent leaves

Hyd. formicarum, size ca. 10 cm, tubers up to 25 cm possible 9,-- Hyd. formicarum, size ca. 15-20 cm, tubers up to 25 cm possible 12,-- Hyd. moseleyanum, size ca. 10 cm, produces very big tubers 10,-- Hyd. moseleyanum, size ca. 15-20 cm, produces very big tubers 15,-- Hyd. puffii (perangustum ) size 10-14 cm, ex Hyd. spec. Needle Leaf 15,-- Hyd. simplex, size ca 10 cm, triangular tuber 10,-- Hyd. simplex, size ca. 15 cm, triangular tuber 15,--

Myrmecodia and Myrmephytum (Ant tuber)

Bizzar looking, mostly spiny tubers, white flowers and red fruits coming directly from the stem

Myrmecodia echinata , 6-8 cm plants, round tubers 12,-- Myrmecodia tuberosa, ca. 10-12 cm plants, roundish or elongated tubers 12,-- Myrmecodia tuberosa, ca. 15-18 cm plants, roundish or elongated tubers 16,-- Myrmepytum beccarii, Phillipines, ca. 10-14 cm, small seedgrown plants 22,--

Lecanopteris (Ant fern)

Highly interesting, very unusual looking tropical ferns, which are inhabited by ants in the nature. We send nice strong divisions from our stock plants.

Lec. aff. lomarioides, similar to the species, but clearly different Spring 18 28,-- Lec. carnosa, rhizomes with little antennas 20,-- Lec. celebica, very fat green/black rhizomes, long leaves 18,-- Lec. curtisii, waxy blue shining rhizomes 25,-- Lec. darnaedii, big spiny rhizome Spring 18 28,-- Lec. holttumii, green hairy rhizome, highland plant 25,-- Lec. lomarioides, upright growing rhizomes, only few long leaves Spring 18 35,-- Lec. luzonensis, compact gnarled rhizomes 25,-- Lec. pumila x celebica 18,-- Lec. pumila, gnarled, green/black rhizomes, also for cold conditions 18,-- Lec. sinuosa, fingerlike rhizomes with undivided leaves, lowland plant 12,--

Xxl -plants, very big size, multicrown plants:

Lec. carnosa 28,-- Lec. holttumii, green hairy rhizome, highland plant Spring 18 34,-- Lec. pumila x celebica 28,-- Lec. sinuosa 23,--

Dischidia (Urne plant)

Nice plants for hanging baskets or terrariums, we send good sized unrooted cuttings, which do root immediatly (potted or mounted)

Disch. acutifolia, Malaysia 8,-- Disch. astephana, really nice red and blue flowers, hairy leaves which connect themselves on the ground 10,-- Disch. bengalensis, reduced terete leaves 8,-- Disch. cleistantha, ex Bot.Garden Nancy 8,-- Disch. cochleata, Borneo, rare species 15,-- Disch. collyris, round leaves which connect to the ground 8,-- Disch. hirsuta "Big form" 8,-- Disch. hirsuta, small heart shaped leaves 6,-- Disch. imbricata, big, waxy, grey round leaves, very nice species 12,-- Disch. livida, small species, purple flowers 6,-- Disch. major "Big Form", forms 10 cm long urnes, which are inhabited by ants in the wild 12,-- Disch. major "Intermediate sized urnes", Phillippines , 5-7 cm urnes 12,-- Disch. major "Small Form", Lundu (Borneo), urnes up to 5 cm 12,-- Disch. major "Small Form", Sumatra, urnes up to 5 cm 12,-- Disch. nummulariifolia, very small leaves 6,-- Disch. oiantha (spec.Borneo), round leaf with a white waxy surface 6,-- Disch. ovata, oval leaves with white veins 6,-- Disch. purpurea, ex bot. Garden Nancy 8,-- Disch. ruscifolia, small heart shaped leaves 6,-- Disch. spec. Alex 8,-- Disch. platyphylla, big round leaves, fantastic looking plant 15,-- Disch. spec. North Vietnam 10,-- Disch. spec. Snaily, pink flowers, half closed urnes, maybe a hybrid ? 8,-- Disch. spec. Thailand, small Reddish leaf 10,-- Disch. spec. Wilhelma 8,-- Dischidiopsis parasitica, elongated leaves 8,--

Offer: Sortiment of 5 diff. species (our choice ) 28,--

Hoya (Wax flower)

Nice, tropical climbing plants, which produce very nice, fragrant, waxy flowers. We send good sized, unrooted cuttings, which root immediatly after potting.

Hoya acicularis, reduced leaves 8,-- Hoya buotii 8,-- Hoya calycina "Stargazer" pubescent leaves and big white /red flowers 18,-- Hoya caudata, big speckled leaves 12,-- Hoya chinhungensis 8,-- Hoya curtisii, very small plant with speckled leaves 6,-- Hoya darwinii, ant plant, from time to time leaves form little ant homes like balls, white/red flower 18,-- Hoya engleriana x chinhungensis 8,-- Hoya hasseltii, small elongated, speckled leaves 8,-- Hoya heuschkelliana, small species, pink flowers 8,-- Hoya imbricata, ant plant, round, patternd leaves, which mount themselfs onto the ground (stunning plant), different 16,-- clones available Hoya incurvula 8,-- Hoya kentiana, very succulent leaves, green with red line 8,-- Hoya lacunosa, small species, white flowers 8,-- Hoya lithophytica 12,-- Hoya lockii, not really a climber, more a shrub, many white flowers 20,-- Hoya mappigera, very large sigle flowers with red centre 25,-- Hoya micrantha 8,-- Hoya mindorensis, ball like flowers 10,-- Hoya mirabilis 10,-- Hoya obovata, very large round leaves, red/white flowers 12,-- Hoya odettae, small leaves, yellow flowers 8,-- Hoya parasitica, medium sized species, white/red flowerballs, very nice 12,-- Hoya paziae, white flowers with red center 10,-- Hoya platycaulis 35,-- Hoya publicalyx 10,-- Hoya rotundifolia, roundish a bit pubescent leaves 12,-- Hoya salweenica 8,-- Hoya serpens, very small species, white flowers with some red 8,-- Hoya thompsonii, white flowers, strong fragrance 8,-- Hoya wallichii, very big, single white flowers with red centre 25,-- Offer: Sortiment of 5 different species (our choice ) only 28,--

Sauromatum (not carnivorous ) (Araceae) and other species

Pinellia pedatisecta 6,-- Remusatia vivipara, Burma, grows epiphytic on trees 8,-- Typhonium giganteum var. giraldii 6,--

Orchids

Dracula Orchids, not carnivorous

Very unusual orchids for the cold greenhouse, the flowers are hanging down, and do look like little faces. We do send out nice divided parts, with a minimum of 5 to 7 leaves (or more)

D. erythrochaetae Spring 18 15,-- D. lotax, temperate grower 15,-- D. lotax, temperate grower, very small form 15,-- D. mopsus 15,-- D. sodiroi 15,-- D. venosa 15,--

Disa orchids

Disa x "Colette Cywes blush", pink flower, good grower 10,-- Disa x "Reheat" 12,-- Disa x "Rosy Face", pink flowers, very good grower 10,-- Disa x Watsonii "Candy" 12,-- Disa x Watsonii Red 12,-- Disa x Watsonii, light pink flowers 12,--

Pleione

Pleione x Alisan Mt Fuji, 12,-- Pleione x Barcena (formosana x preacox) 9,-- Pleione x Burnsall 6,50 Pleione x Erebus, deep pink flowers 6,50 Pleione x Kublai Khan 9,-- Pleione x Tongariro, easy grower 6,50 Pleione x Vesuvius, colorful flowers, good grower 6,50

available from October until April

Other orchids (mostly epiphytic)

Anoectochilus spec., juwel orchid, good for terrariums 10,-- Bulbophyllum gracillimum 15,-- Bulbophyllum taniophyllum 15,-- Coelogyne fimbriata 10,-- Cynorchis fastigiata, terrestrial, grows in nearly all conditions 5,-- Kefersteinia retanae, compact growth, white flowers 15,-- Liparis gibbosa, orange funny looking flowers 10,-- Ludisia discolor, green leaves wit golden nerves, natural form 12,-- Ludisia discolor, red leaf form, white flowers 10,-- Maxilaria schunkeana, completely black flowers 14,-- Maxillaria sophronitis, beuatiful orange flowers 12,-- Maxillaria variablis, yellow flowers 12,-- Mediocalar decorata, cool grower, little orange flowers 12,-- Pleurotallis allenii, deep red flowers with golden rim 14,-- Pleurotallis anthrax, white, spiderlike flowers 14,-- Pleurotallis bivalvis, big heart shaped leaves 25,-- Pleurotallis janettiae 14,-- Pleurotallis rowlei, small red flowers 14,-- Pleurotallis spec. 1-4, hard shaped leaves, four different species per plant 8,-- Pleurothallis crocodiliceps, masses of white flowers 12,-- Pleurothallis hitchcockii, round succulent leaves , white flowers 16,-- Pleurothallis restepioides, long inflorescence carrying many red/ brown flowers 16,-- Pleurothallis viduata 16,-- Restrepia antennifera 12,-- Restrepia dayana 12,-- Restrepia spec. 12,-- Scaphosepalum breve 14,-- Scaphosepalum grande 16,--

Offer: Sortiment of 5 diff. epiphytic species, optimal for terrarium growers only 35,--

Different tropical plants for greenhouse or terrarium

These plants will be delivered as divisions, young plants or unrooted cuttings !

Aeschynanthus flavidus, new discovered species from Sarawak, the only Ae. with yellow flowers, unrooted cuttings 16,-- Aeschynanthus gracilis, small growing species with little red flowers, unrooted cuttings 12,-- Aeschynanthus spec. Mulu, pale green, round leaves 8,-- Aeschynanthus spec., elongated leaves, red flower 8,-- Anthurium lilacinum, small growing plant with pink/lilac flowers 12,-- Begonia eleagnifolia var. schulzei, nice creeper, white flower, good for terrariums ! 6,-- Begonia luzonensis, very nice leaf pattern 10,-- Begonia lyalii var. lyalii, Madagascar 12,-- Begonia microspermum, Africa, very nice leaf structure, orange flower 8,-- Begonia mildbraedii, red leaves 12,-- Begonia pavonina, blue shining leaves, Cameron Highlands Spring 18 12,-- Begonia prismatoscapa, small species 8,-- Begonia quadriolata, green black leaf pattern 12,-- Begonia thelmae, creeper, brown / green leaves, 6,-- Ceropegia distincta var. haygarthii, climbing plant, fantastic flowers, unrooted cuttings 7,-- Chirita tamniana (Gesneriaceae), white flower 5,-- Columnea lineata, linear leaves, purple flowers 8,-- Dracophyllum spec. stricta ? 5,-- Kalanchoe uniflora, epiphyth, hanging down, pink flowers 8,-- Lycopodium hamiltonii, ca 20-30 cm 15,-- Lycopodium phlegmaria, ca. 20-30 cm 12,-- Marcgravia spec 1, green/reddish leaves 12,-- Medinilla sedifolia, small overhanging plant, with nice pink flowers ( unrooted cuttings ) 10,-- Monophyllaea spec. Borneo, only one very big leaf, plantclumps Spring 18 8,-- Neoregelia ampullacea (Bromeliaceae), small bromeliad, red-striped leaf 8,-- Neoregelia lilliputana (Bromeliaceae), very small bromeliad 8,-- Pachycentria spec., bigger than P. glauca, unrooted cuttings 10,-- Pachycentria glauca, ant plant, white flower, grows together with ant tubers, unrooted cuttings 8,-- Pachycentria succulenta, ant plant, big, a bit succulent leaves, red berries 16,-- Peapalanthus spec. Venezuela 8,-- Philodendron dubium, ant plant, nice creeper 6,-- Racinaea crispa, brown curly leaves 8,-- Racinaea crispa, green curly leaves 8,-- Rhododendron burtii, shining leaves, red hanging flowers 12,-- Rhododendron javanicum ?, beautiful orange flowers (unrooted cuttings, easy to root) 8,-- Rhododendron javanicum, true form, beautiful yellow/orange flowers, (unrooted cuttings, easy to root) 12,-- Rhododendron spec. 1, Genting Highland, small grower, ( unrooted cuttings, easy to root ) 12,-- Rhododendron spec. 2, Genting Highland, medium size, copper leaves, small red flowers (unrooted cuttings) 12,-- Rhododendron spec. Top of Merapi, small grower, little red flowers ( unrooted cuttings, easy to root) 12,-- Rhododendron stapfianum, Gunung Trus Madi, Borneo, white flowers ( rooted or unrooted cuttings ) 12,-- Rhododendron stenophyllum x javanicum, needle leaves, nice orange flowers. ( unrooted cuttings, very easy to root ! ) 8,-- Scilla peruviana, nice leave pattern, epiphytic lily 5,-- Selaginella erythropoda, dark red/purple leaves 15,-- Stylidium irenae, trigger plant, pink flower 8,--

Worsleya procera (Syn. Worsleya rayneri) - The blue Empress of Brazil

Worsleya procera, strong, potted divisions of our motherplant, 40 cm + 99,-- Worsleya procera, strong, potted divisions of our motherplant, 65 cm + 139,--

Different tropical ferns

Belvisia spec. green leaf, Malaysia, long leaves with a little tail at the end 8,-- Belvisia spec. marmorated leaf, nice form coming from Malaysia 10,-- Bolbitis heteroclita, dark green creeping fern 10,-- Campyloneurum angustifolium, very long leaves 8,-- Crypsinopsis enervis (spec Sumatra 1), very hard leaves, with beautyful pattern 18,-- Crypsinopsis platyphyllus, G. Murud, crown epiphyte in tall trees, 24,-- young leaves have white crusty dots, later white spots Crypsinus spec. Genting Highlands, long shiny leaves with nice pattern 24,-- Crypsinus spec. Gunung Murud, small fern wit spoonlike leaves, really a nice plant ! 30,-- Crypsinus spec., Borneo, similar to Cry. trilobus, but bigger and more ended leaves 20,-- Crypsinus trilobus (Phymatopteris), Lake Toba, Sumatra, extremely hard leaves, unusual, grows very slow 24,-- this plant is in my collection for over 30 years now Davallia fejeensis, Cameron Highlands 6,-- Davallia parvula, medium size growing form 16,-- Davallia parvula, small size growing form 20,-- Davallia repens, Borneo, dwarf climbing fern, very rare 12,-- Davallia spec. Seychelles, grows bigger than D. repens 12,-- Davallia tyermanii, ex Botanical Garden Saarbrücken 12,-- Elaphoglossum blumeanum (spec. wavy/hairy leaves), Borneo, Sabah, 1000 m 18,-- Elaphoglossum malayense (spec. Malaysia), epiphytic species, glossy green leaves, medium sized grower 24,-- Elaphoglossum metallicum, metallic shining hard leaves, slow grower, big division from my motherplant 30,-- Elaphoglossum metallicum, seedlings, 10 cm 12,-- Elaphoglossum peltatum, fine leaf structure, very rare and unusual fern, only 5-7cm high leaves, creeping rhizome 25,-- Elaphoglossum peltatum, half closed leaf structure, very rare and unusual fern, creeping rhizome 35,-- Fadenia hookeri, nice small fern, forms plantlets at every leaf end 8,-- Humata angustata, small creeping fern, rare 14,-- Humata heterophylla, dwarf fern with two completely different leave types 8,-- Lepisorus scolopendria, long sword fronds with quadrangular sori, Kinabalu region 14,-- Microgramma reptans, elongated leaves, fast grower, good terrarium plant 8,-- Microsorum scandens, Tamborine, Queensland, small creeping fern 10,-- Microsorum superficale, Malaysia/Borneo, grows lithophytic 10,-- Microsorum whiteheadii, Central Sumatra, hard leaved fern, grows lithophytic on limestone cliffs 12,-- Polypodium aureum, fantastic fern, gets really big, very strong rhiziomes 6,-- Polypodium spec. Crestate form , small growing species 10,-- Polypodium spec., possibly longifolium, small growing species, narrow long leaves, Genting Highlands Malaysia 10,-- Pyrrosia abbreviata, ex Botanical Garden Nancy, creeper 10,-- Pyrrosia christi, Malaysia, Fraser Hill, beautiful leaf pattern, 2 different forms available 15,-- Pyrrosia hastata, half hardy fern coming from Japan 16,-- Pyrrosia lanceolata, long leaves, rhizome is climbing or hanging down 10,-- Pyrrosia lancifolia, ex Botanical Garden Leiden 10,-- Pyrrosia linearifolia „Urakoryu Jishi“, Short Crestate hairy leaves, slow grower 28,-- Pyrrosia linearifolia, beautiful, elongated hairy leaves, slow grower 16,-- Pyrrosia lingua "Crestate form", mutation of lingua with crestate leaves, different forms available 18,-- Pyrrosia lingua "Mutant Form", leaves similar to the cultivar Monstrifera ! 18,-- Pyrrosia lingua "Variegata", 25 cm leaves with some yellow stripes, creeping rhizome 12,-- Pyrrosia lingua, cold grower, elongated leaves 12,-- Pyrrosia longifolia, very long, succulent, hard leaves up to 40 cm, collected on Sulawesi 16,-- Pyrrosia nummularifolia, Malaysia, elongated leaf form, rhizome creeping or climbing, stays small, good for terrariums 10,-- Pyrrosia nummularifolia, Malaysia, round leaf form, rhizome creeping or climbing, stays small, good for terrariums 10,-- Pyrrosia spec. ?, creeper, 25 cm long, hard, succulent leaves 10,-- Pyrrosia spec. Cameron Highlands, grey hairy a bit succulent leaves 12,-- Pyrrosia spec. Cameron Highlands, growing lithophytic on stones 10,-- Pyrrosia spec. Seychelles, creeper, grows on palms, pale green leaves 10,-- Pyrrosia spec. Tambunan road, creeper, grows lithophytic on stones, easy grower 8,-- Quercifilix zeylanica, dwarf fern 10,-- Selliguea feei ( syn. Polypodium vulcanum ), Mount Merapi, grows on top of G. Merapi at 2.200 m, very hard leaves 15,-- Selliguea lima, Cameron Highlands, fingerlike fronds 15,-- Spec. Terengganu, Malaysia, very nice and unusual, tall sawtooth leaves up to 35 cm 18,-- Vittaria lineata, Sumatra, shoe string fern, fine, long, hanging leaves up to 1 m 10,-- Vittaria spec 1, overhanging broad leaves 10,-- Vittaria spec. Seychelles, narrow dark green leaves 12,--

Tillandsia

T. usneoides 6,-- T. usneoides fine form 7,-- T. usneoides, curled leaves 7,--

Cyclamen

Most of these plants can be grown in the garden all over the year, good sized bulbs

Cycl. coum, hardy 6,-- Cycl. graecum, hardy if well protected 6,-- Cycl. graecum, very big plants 12,-- Cycl. hederifolium, hardy, very big plants 12,-- normal size, flowering size bulbs of 4 to 6 cm in diameter, grown from seed Hardy bog plants

Helonias bullata (swamp pink), looks like an orchid in flower 10,-- Osmunda regalis (royal fern), very big and showy plant 8,-- Pogonia ophioglossoides (snakemouth orchid) 12,-- Rhododendron canadensis, pink flowering, intermediate sized shrub 10,-- Vaccinium oxycoccos (bog cranberry), prostrate shrub with big fruits and very small leaves 6,--

Offer: Plant assortiment

Sarracenia flava, 10 seedgrown plants, different forms mixed only 60,-- Sarracenia flava, 5 seedgrown plants, different forms mixed only 34,-- Sarracenia purpurea ssp. 5 plants, different forms mixed, labeled correctly only 49,-- Sarracenia, 5 different species, our choice, labeled correctly only 38,-- Dionaea, 5 different, labeled clones of our choice, strong plants only 29,-- 12 hardy bog plants : 2 x S. flava, 2 x S. purpurea, 2 x Dr. rotundifolia, 2 x Dr. anglica, 1x Dr. filiforms, 3 x Dionaea only 69,-- all in adult size. Ready for planting them outside.

All statements regarding hardyness and cultivation of all these plants are based on my own experience and on our climate conditions here in West Germany.

Shipping to countries inside the EU: How to order ?

No minimum order Please send your inquiry via mail and we will check if all plants are available. We will send a quotation with shipping costs together with our bank details IBAN and BIC Codes for the EU-payment. Payment is also possible via paypal , please allow to add the fees to cover costs for this service. After your payment, we will send out your plants as soon as possible.

We do usually add one or two extra plants to every order with more than three plants.

Shipping to countries outside the EU: How to order ?

No minimum order It is the same way as shown above, but please check, if a Cites paper is necessary to import plants into your country ! Most countries do allow the import of plants only with a Phytosanitary Cert., if it shows that all plants are produced artifically (Japan, South Africa, USA and Thailand for example ) Only the real airmail costs are charged.

Phytosanitary certificate costs 20 ,--

Wholesale orders

If you are interested to buy plants in bigger amounts (5 or 10 of each), please inquire. We usually offer big amounts of adult plants (mostly sarracenia and dionaea) over winter, in a special list. Minimum order is 100 plants. If you are interested, we can send you the special list with wholesale prices. This list is only valid from december to march, in the dormancy period of the plants ! All plants are sent bare root !

Seedlist We also have an impressive seed list. All seeds are collected in our own collection and are mostly (open) hand pollinated. If you are interested, please ask at [email protected]

We only sell fresh seeds of the last growing season.

The Carnivorsandmore Team Claudia + Christian (plants) and Sarah + Tim (seeds)