Sarracenia rosea

Native to the Florida Panhandle and surrounding areas.  Its closest relative is S. purpurea; and these two species have very similar looking leaves.  It is much easier to tell them apart when in flower.  As this site grows, I hope to include a comparison between S. purpurea and S. rosea.  BTW, I'm not sure that S. rosea should be considered a species separate from S. purpurea, but right now it's the best name available.

These two plants are from Meadowview Biological Research Station.