Sarracenia leucophylla

Sarracenia × aerolata

Natural hybrid from the western Gulf coastal plain where both parents overlap in Alabama and Mississippi. Produces tall pitchers with a pale yellowish reticulated upper section — intermediate between the white top of leucophylla and the plain top of alata.

Sarracenia × excellens

Produces semi-erect pitchers with white reticulated tops and the narrow tube of S. minor. Hooding is intermediate — less than minor but more than leucophylla. Named for its excellent ornamental qualities.

Sarracenia × readii

Natural hybrid producing narrow pitchers with white reticulated tops flushed with red from S. rubra. Very attractive combination. Named in honour of John Read.

Sarracenia × wrigleyana

Rare and unusual natural hybrid combining the white reticulated top of S. leucophylla with the recumbent parrot-hooded form of S. psittacina. Produces semi-recumbent pitchers with a partially hooded white top. Named in honour of Wilfrid Wrigley.

Sarracenia × mitchelliana

Attractive hybrid combining the recumbent purplish body of S. purpurea with the white reticulated top of S. leucophylla. One of the showiest natural hybrids. Named in honour of John Mitchell.

Sarracenia × moorei

Tall, stately hybrid combining the height of S. flava with the white reticulated top of S. leucophylla. One of the most ornamental natural hybrids. Variable — some forms tend toward flava, others toward leucophylla. Named in honour of Thomas Moore.

Sarracenia alata × leucophylla

S. × moorei (alata form) — where ranges overlap in Alabama and Mississippi Gulf coast. Pale yellowish reticulated top.

Sarracenia flava × leucophylla

Naturally occurring where ranges overlap in Alabama and the Florida panhandle. Intermediate yellow-white reticulated tops. Extremely variable.

Sarracenia purpurea × leucophylla

Attractive hybrid combining the recumbent purplish body of S. purpurea with the white reticulated top of S. leucophylla.

Sarracenia rubra × leucophylla

Natural hybrid producing narrow pitchers with white reticulated tops flushed with red. Very attractive.