Utricularia inflata Stamps Signed by the author

Signed by the author

nearly all red pitcher plant

They fade by Summer and develop phyllodia (flat leaves) that persist through winter

White-Topped Pitcher Plants are shipped bare-root

It emerges early in the Spring and lasts throughout the Summer and Fall

Utricularia inflata Stamps Signed by the authorEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: Yes, forming turions over winter. Native Range: Southeatern United States Zones: 4 7 (3 9) Utricularia inflata, Swollen Bladderwort, is a large growing, perennial, aquatic bladderwort with distinctive radial floats. The floats divide at the ends and branch often bearing multiple traps. It grows suspended in the boggy waters with no roots. Its leaves are finely divided, and interspersed with numerous bladders about 1 8",