Carnivorous Plants

Bug Out ™ is a highly marketable concept that will bring Sarracenias –Pitcher Plants- out of the “cult market” closet and into the hands of the general public. After years of personal and professional obsession (these ...

The Venus Fly Trap, just saying that plant conjures memories of the little man-eating plant we all had or heard of as children. This botanical oddity has been called the worlds most famous carnivorous plant, quite a title! Native to southern North...

The Cape Sundew is a native to South Africa. It is a showy sundew producing many 3-5” long leaves sparkling with bug attracting globes of sticky dew. Drosera capensis is a prolific bloomer producing many ¼- ½” pink f...

Thread leaf sundew is one of our favorites here at the nursery, it grows erect leaves standing 5-9” tall with a reddish tinge. Its leaves are covered from top to bottom with globular glands of bug attracting dew. We have used this plant in t...

Native to Eastern North America from the Canadian Maritime down the Atlantic coast and parts of the gulf coast. The Spatulate-leaf sundew is a small plant standing 2-3” in height and flowering with ¼” white flowers 5” above ...

The Pale Pitcher Plants range is from eastern Texas across southern Louisiana to the extreme western edge of the Florida panhandle. S. alata emerges first with numerous pale creamy yellow flowers on thin stems reaching 9-10” in heig...

The Yellow Pitcher Plants range is form southeastern Alabama across northern Florida and up the Atlantic coastal plain to Southern Virginia. S. flava is one of the tallest species of pitcher plants reaching almost 3’. The Yellow Pit...

The White Trumpet Pitcher Plants range extends form the southeastern corner of Mississippi across the Florida panhandle and into Southwest Georgia. S. leucophylla is one of the taller pitcher plants with foliage reaching almost 3’. ...

The Hooded Pitcher Plants range extends from deep southern Florida north and west to the panhandle and north to southern North Carolina. Most notably the 8-16” pitchers of S. minor have pronounced translucent windows on the back of ...

The Parrot Pitchers range extends form far eastern Louisiana across the Florida panhandle and north to the southern tip of South Carolina. S. psittacina is often found growing in very wet often submerged sites in its native range. The cur...