Carnivorous Plants for Sale

N. truncata is known for its large, stout pitchers, while N. vogelii is known for its long, cylindrical pitchers. A cross of these two plants produces a mighty fine specimen. Our particular clone...

This species is known for its short, tubby red pitchers with wide, scalloped red lips or peristomes. Plants can remain compact for many seasons before reaching maturity with pitchers approaching 6...

This tropical butterwort hybrid has hot pink leaves that curl over the edge of the pot. It grows fairly slowly, but an adult specimen is quite eye-catching. This plant was part of our original...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Red Dragon is a red variant of the Venus Flytrap. It has red leaves and traps. Young plants are bright red all over. As it matures, it turns maroon with a green edge along the traps. Despite its...

In early season, "Philadelphia" produces short curved pitchers. Its hood is slighly undulated with faint white speckling. Later in the summer, the plant produces more upright pitchers. This plant...

Without a doubt, Sarracenia alata is one of the most variable species of North American pitcher plant, with about ten general varieties and multitudes of gorgeous hybrids between them. The "typical"...

"Night" is a cultivar known for its dark pitchers in late season. It grows best where the sun is bright, nights are warm, and the growing season is long. In late summer, this plant produces its...

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