Hampshire carnivorous plants

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Collections
A range of carnivorous plant collections,Ideal for beginners to keen growers of carnivorous plants.

Venus fly trap Dionaea muscipula
The most popular of all the carnivorous plant species, described by Charles Darwin as one of the most wonderful plants in the World !!

Drosera Sundews
All of these plants produce sticky tentacles and are excellent small fly catchers. Drosera capensis in all its forms is one of the easiest carnivorous plants to grow.

Darlingtonia californica Cobra lilly
Unusual snake-like foliage,complete with forked tongue.Can do well outside in a peat bog garden.

Cephalotus follicularis West Australian pitcher
These attractive carnivorous plants produce small thimble sized pitchers through the growing season

Heliamphora Sun pitcher
These pitcher plants are best grown in a warm greenhouse or terrarium.

Utricularia Bladderworts
With around two hundred or so species,bladderworts are by far the largest genus of carnivorous plants.

Sarracenia N.American pitcher
These pitcher plants are ideal for an unheated greenhouse or conservatory and most do well outside in a peat bog garden,these are some of the easiest carnivorous plants to grow.

Nepenthes Monkey cups
These unusual carnivorous plants require a high humidity at all times and are best grown in a warm greenhoure or a terrarium.

Pinguicula Butterworts
Not only beautiful in both flower and foliage but also excellent whitefly catchers!!!

Composts pots and sundry items
Composts to suit all types of carnivorous plants also pots ,baskets and cutters ect.

Books and Gift vouchers
A wide range of carnivorous plant books and gift vouchers, Ideal for anyone interested in these plants

Brocchinia reducta
Bromeliad from the Guiana Highlands, rare in cultivation.

Pictures
A range of carnivorous plant pencil drawings .

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We have been growing carnivorous plants for some twenty years, the last ten of these years exhibiting at major events around the country and Royal Horticultural Society Shows. During that time having been awarded some sixty RHS Gold Medals, this includes TEN consecutive Chelsea Golds.

Matthew Soper