Darlingtonia,venus fly trap plants, pinguicula

Darlingtonia californica
(cobra lily)
£8.50 ...£12.00.... £15.00

Darlingtonia Californica (cobra Lily)
There is only one species.
Origin from united states (the rocky Mountains from Oregon to northern California up to about 900ft (2800m altitude)
Grows in spagman moss found along water courses formed by melting snow, where the roots can be maintained at cool temperatures

Dionaea
Muscipula (venus fly trap)
£4.00 …..£ 5.00

Dionaea Muscipula (venus fly trap)
The genus Dionaea contains only one species.
Origin North and South Carolina
In its natural state the Venus fly trap can be found in the savanna plains where there are few bushes or trees. it grows surrounded by grasses and by other carnivorous plants such as Sarracenia Drosera Utricularia & Pinguicula on damp soils
The flower stalks develop in May or June. Each plant has between one to four,
Flowers are white.

Pinguicula (butterwort)

Crassifolia X Weser ( moranensis XP.ehlersiae
Grandiflora Moranensis var. caudata
£4.50

Pinguicula Vulgaris (Common butterwort)
The Genus Pinguicula has more than 50 species
Origin Europe Siberia Canada United States (west Pacific coast to east Carolina).
Can be found in damp places - swamps damp or flooded fields rocks peat bogs areas of spagman moss sandy edges of rivers .The PH can be from acid to neutral even to alkaline.