Bladderworts are the largest genus of carnivorous plants with around 220 species and are widely distributed around the world. They are highly evolved, mostly semi-aquatic plants and can be found in lakes, streams and bogs. The plants contain tiny hollow… Continue Reading →

Butterworts are from a genus of around 80 species. They are native to all continents, except Australia and Antarctica. Most species can be found in Central and South America. Typically, plants have fleshy rosettes of green, pink or red leaves,… Continue Reading →

Sundews are native to every continent apart from Antarctica. The genus is among the largest of all carnivorous plants with around 200 known species. They grow in various habitats in nutrient deficient soils and come in diverse shapes and sizes…. Continue Reading →

Sarracenia belongs to a genus of 8 recognised species. They are native habitat to North America, primarily the eastern see-board and northern USA as well as south-east Canada. They grow along coastal plains and sunny open wetlands. These habitats are… Continue Reading →

The Venus flytrap is probably the most recognizable of all carnivorous plants. It is the only member of its genus and is native to North and South Carolina, USA, where they predominantly catch spiders, rather than flies. In spring and… Continue Reading →