The pitchers can be green to greenish yellow. The flowers tend to be large and are borne singly on stems though there may be several per plant depending on age/maturity. Borne in spring, just as the first pitchers are developing, these can be showy and some possess a distinct 'cat-pee' aroma! S. flava forms have always been very popular and make ideal starter subjects.
Hardy in the U.K. so may be grown outside in a container or bog-garden but also makes a splendid houseplant when situated in a conservatory or very sunny window - helps to keep wasps & houseflies at bay too!
Those we currently offer are from a choice clone which forms large clumps given time and has a particularly well-formed pitcher mouth crowned with a long lid which tapers upwards at its peak. The whole effect when grown well suggests a distinct air of elegance.
These are from division. Supplied with a full-colour printed identification label which includes basic cultural details.
