Sarracenia naczii
A natural hybrid pitcher plant, Sarracenia flava × S. rosea, formally named by T. Lawrence Mellichamp in 2008. It combines the upright yellow-green trumpets of S. flava with the squatter, redder pitchers of S. rosea. Grow it like its parents: full sun, pure water, wet peat and a cool winter dormancy.
Where it grows wild
A hybrid that forms where its parents meet. Both grow in open, sunny, wet habitats of the south-eastern US coastal plain such as bogs and wet pine savannas, and S. rosea also colonises roadside ditches.
Parents are lowland coastal plain plants, mostly near sea level.
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