Drosera - Sundews
Sundews are carnivorous plants which form part of the largest group of carnivorous plants with at least recorded 194 species.
Drosera - Sundews
Sundews are carnivorous plants which form part of the largest group of carnivorous plants with at least recorded 194 species.
Nepenthes - Tropical Pitcher Plant
Nepenthes, tropical pitcher plants or monkey cups, are another genus of carnivorous plants with pitfall traps. Nepenthes present a vine-like appearance and are much sought after due to the pitchers (cups) incredible shapes, colours and sizes.
Sarracenia Purpurea / Psittacina - Pitcher Plants
Sarracenia, or the North American Pitcher plant is a Genus of carnivorous plants indigenous to the eastern seaboard, Texas, the great lakes and southeastern Canada, with most species being found only in the south-eastern states. The eight species of Sarracenia are native to the sandy and peaty wetlands of eastern Northwest territories.
Pinguicula - Butterworts
In Latin the name Pinguicula means “little greasy one” and is due to their distinctive buttery or greasy feel. Butterworts are found throughout the northern hemisphere from Siberia to North America with growth southwards into central and South America. Mexico is home to the widest variety of butterworts where dozens of new species have been discovered in the last 20 years.
Dionaea Muscipula - Venus Flytraps
Charles Darwin called the Venus Flytrap “the most wonderful plant in the world”. Its Latin name Dionaea muscipula partly commemorates Venus, the goddess of beauty.