Sarracenia leucophylla var. alba 'Hurricane Creek White' (Baldwin County, Alabama) MK-L58AThe 'Hurricane Creek' cultivar name can be applied to Sarracenia leucophylla var. alba clones, or their seeds, that were found at the Hurricane Creek site in Baldwin County, Alabama. Sadly, the natural Hurricane Creek White site was ploughed to create a pine tree plantation, destroying the Sarracenia population. A few pockets of Sarracenia leucophylla may remain, but the most spectacular clones now only exist in hobbyists collections.

The plant gets its name from the jagged

it has stayed fairly elusive to many Sarracenia collectors

This name directly refers to the plant's most prominent feature

Mature pitchers often develop a near solid red across the tube and lid

The pitcher tube below shows extensive dark

yet it still managed that size

It has compact pitchers that typically reach 30–35 cm in height

This Sarracenia flava var

a vivid display that makes it a standout in any collection

Let them choose their own

The contrast between the veining and the lighter background creates a dramatic effect

combining the best features of its parent plants