Here's one of my Venus flytrap flowers. You can see in the background there are some stowaway Drosera in the pot.

These Drosera capensis are really thriving in my bog.

A friend of mine gave me this Drosera regia (also known as the King Sundew) recently, and it's already caught quite a few insects!

This plant was a birthday gift last year, along with a Sarracenia 'Vintner's Treasure.' Both are from Phil Faulisi, a well-known expert...

The red and yellow on this Sarracenia really stand out today.

Today is the first ever World Carnivorous Plant Day (first Wednesday of May)!

I received this plant as a gift for my birthday last year. It's one of Phil Faulisi's registered hybrids, Vintner's Treasure. Phil...

Hooray! I am one step closer to collecting seeds so I can grow more Drosophyllum.

Here's an updated photo of my Drosophyllum, which should be in bloom soon. I am really looking forward to collecting seeds and growing...

One of my Sarracenia is showing off!

I measured my biggest DCXL trap (that I posted about not too long ago) and it measures almost 2 inches (and over 4cm for those who prefer...

If these are what spring pitchers look like, fall pitchers will be really fun to see!

This is a big deal for me, since it's the first Drosophyllum I've had that has made it this far. Several of my dewy pines have died or...

I posted a photo of my bog 3 weeks ago, and look how much it's filled in since then!

Here's a new Spring Sarracenia leucophylla pitcher, nearly ready to open.

This Dionaea DCXL is already gigantic! These are 4" pots. I'll try to measure the trap next time.

I posted a photo of my Darlingtonia seedlings last month, and here's an updated photo.

I'm hoping these make some really pretty flowers! Utricularia have the best flowers.

These Drosera binata are coming up fast - not too long ago, this barrel was pretty empty and dormant!

It's kind of a running joke among carnivorous plant growers that Drosera capensis are extremely hardy and kind of get into everything....

The colors in my greenhouse have had a lot of deep reds, including this Drosera pink pulchella.

My Drosera hamiltonii is looking especially dewy and sticky this morning.

This Darlingtonia's colorings looked especially striking this morning.