Calling all Tennesseans! These can only be bought within Tennessee as the species is Endangered (nursery raised, of course!) and has restrictions on interstate sales without additional permits. As such, any stray out of state orders will be cancelled. 

This is a Tennessee native species! There was a small population of this species in Fentress county, Tennessee, but that population has been lost and the last known specimen perished in the early 1900’s. Plants for sale then obviously represent genetics from other populations. 

This is a seed grown clone. Seed originated from the International Carnivorous Plant Society seed bank years ago. I scoured my phone and couldn’t find good pictures of this plant! I’ve displayed the best i could find, but It is a fairly large and vigorous grower. The pitchers are predominantly green with moderate red veining. Pitchers color up more with age and as fall approaches, when coloration can almost approach “ornata” level (more heavy red veining). 

Plants are shipped bare root in a Ziploc bag