Daniel's Pacific NW Garden

These aare the hardy, perennial carnivores, pitcher plants and a Venus flytrap. They live in 50:50 mix of perlite and peat moss, with the p...

 The others are starting to bloom too.  These get rainwater from the wellhouse roof.  Seems to work well.

 This is by far the mpst flower buds these have produced for me,  Their full bloom will be great.

 These are some of the Sarracenias.  This summer, with illness and hospitalization and catching up, they didn't get trimmed or repotted....

The Sarracenias are coming to life.  The yellw flower is on "Extreme Green".  5.11.19

Sarracenia "Extreme Green" flower bud.  5.1.19 Sarracenia "Tarnok" flower bud.  5.1.19 The two American hardy p...

Nepenthes sanginea .  4.23.19 These are some of the carnivorous plants now. The first are the tropicals, which are in my sunroom. I on...

Among unpruned Sarracenia.  1.5.18 Midway Through Pruning.  1.5.18 Last weekend I accompanied my friend Jacob, of Sarracenia North...

This is one of the carnivorous plants I started growing late winter this year.  Growth has been excellent.  Beautiful form and color.  The...

These are the carnivorous plants that I posted on this Spring.  They were looking much better in June, pictured here .  I think that means...

Venus Flytrap  Here are selections from my carnivorous plant collection.  It's a modest collection.  I'm a beginner. The Venus...

Pitcher Plants ( Sarracenia ) Starting to Grow.  4.21.18 Various Carnivorous Plants Starting to Grow.  4.21.18 Here's a progres...

I decided to try a few carnivorous plants.  I don't know anything about them.  I bought via mail order, 3 pitcher plants (Sarracenia h...