Carnivorous Plants

When I was around 11 years old, I remember saving my money to order a mixed tray of different carnivorous plants out of the back of a catalog. The excitement and mystery these plants bring to a young boys mind cannot be measured. The thought that a plant can trap or move to eat something was mind blowing. Now that I am older I still find the amazement and over all awe of these plant still strong. It is exciting to see young gardeners interested like I was in a plant. Carnivorous plants will grow in a peat base acidic soil and require wet to damp feet. They also dislike fertilizer which can kill them. They prefer to hunt for their food.

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Carnivorous Plants

Drosera spatulata

Nepenthes Lantern Alata

Sarracenia ‘Judith Hindle’

Sarracenia ‘Juthatip Soper’

Sarracenia Venosa Purpurea

Venus flytrap (King Henry) Dionaea muscipula

Venus Flytrap Red Dragon (Dionaea muscipula, Akai Ryu)