Sarracenia leucophylla var heterophylla Tea and Crumpets Deparia Native to the region where

Native to the region where the Carolinas intersect with Tennessee

but below freezing it will become deciduous

The new leaves emerge green but quickly change to pewter

Imagine a Musa basjoo on steroids and you get the idea

Our plants came from the original wild collection in the mid-'80s

Sarracenia leucophylla var heterophylla Tea and Crumpets Deparia Native to the region whereSarracenia leucophylla 'Tea and Crumpets' is a 2022 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a David Crump clonal selection of Sarracenia leucophylla without any red veining in the pitcher. Sarracenia leucophylla 'Tea and Crumpets' has excellent vigor, producing masses of 2' tall pitchers that are green at the base and topped with heavily reticulated green and white pitcher tops. The dormant clumps are topped in early spring with masses of chartreuse