Carnivorous Plants for Sale

If you're familiar with N. Peter D'Amato, you'll appreciate this plant. It's a similar cross, but in reverse. Pitchers are maroon with a striped peristome. Lower pitchers are darkly colored and stout. Upper pitchers are lightly colored and funnel-shaped...

The nursery is typically closed to the public. However, we invite customers to visit us during scheduled open houses. These are rare opportunities to see the collection up close and personal. Bring your camera! You can also purchase plants not available...

It grows more slowly than other Mexican butterworts, but once it reaches flowering maturity, it quickly develops many leaves and multiple side shoots. But when it reaches flowering maturity, it takes off, producing lots of leaves and multiple side shoots...

Alfred Lau was a botanist who studied and discovered many Mexican butterworts in the wild. This particular plant was one he found in the wild and remains unidentified. It might be a form of Pinguicula gigantea or a natural hybrid with it. It has large,...

This cultivar is a hybrid that produces long, narrow, succulent-like leaves that, under the right conditions, can reach up to 10 inches! It also features a delicate lavender flower whose beauty is unmatched. This plant grows vigorously for first-time...

This is one of several miniature butterworts that grow up to 3/4-inch. Like most Mexican butterworts, it will go dormant for 2-3 months in winter to cope with the dry season. When the rains return and daylight hours increase, it resumes normal growth...

This hybrid features long, chartreuse, succulent-like leaves. Mature plants will have multiple shoots with leaves reaching nearly 8 inches tall. Look for lilac-colored flowers. Grow this plant in a sunny south-facing window.  GENERAL CAREType of...

While our plants are shipped potted, you might want extra pots and soil if you have other plants to repot or just prefer your plants in larger containers. Each set of pots includes a 1/2-gallon of soil mix. All soil mixes are guaranteed to be free of...

"Orthus" is a carefully selected specimen resulting from the self-crossing of "Night." Its pitchers are tall and remarkably dark, even darker than "Night" itself. It thrives where the sun shines brightly, nights are warm, and the growing season is long...

Botanically known as S. alata var. rubrioperculata, this plant has pointed hoods with a dark red interior. In spring, it stands out with its bright yellow-green pitchers with thin red veins. In late summer, it produces a second set of pitchers that are...

Tall, dark, and terribly handsome. This plant was named after Dracula, but spelled backward. This plant is prized in many collections because of its deeply intense color and height. In areas where the growing season is warm and long, pitchers can...

We acquired a division of this plant from another grower who received it as a seedling. The seedling was labeled as S. leucophylla species and was thought to be free of red pigment. However, when the plant matured, it turned out not to be a leucophylla...