Carnivorous plants

Fascinating and functional, carnivorous plants are a captivating addition to any collection.

Carnivorous plants, such as the Venus Flytrap, Pitcher Plant, Sundew, and Butterwort, thrive by capturing and digesting insects and other small creatures to obtain essential nutrients. Found in boggy environments around the world (except Antarctica), these unique plants evolved to compensate for nutrient-poor soils by catching their own meals. Watching their hunting mechanisms in action, from the snapping traps of Venus Flytraps to the sticky coils of Sundews, provides endless fascination. Perfect for eliminating gnats and flies, they make a fun and functional addition to any home.

Fun Fact: There are at least 583 species of carnivorous plants, and some, like Sundews, can even catch mosquitoes with their irresistible "juices."