carnivorous plants in the midwest?
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Go online. There are several online nurseries that sell carnivorous plants. These odd and often beautiful plants are becoming quite popular these days. Sarracenia Northwest would be thew online nursery I would try first. They have care sheets on their web site at no extra charge. They also have a feature called "Go Fetch Spike" where you type in the state where you live and whether you are growing inside or out and how much sunlight you can provide, and you automaticly get a list of plants that is right for you.
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Some seed catalogs have them. Or you can try places that deal in plants, nurseries and such. Not that many are sold on a general basis so not that many places stock them all the time. Wal Mart has carried some but that depends on the store also.
Some seed catalogs have them. Or you can try places that deal in plants, nurseries and such. Not that many are sold on a general basis so not that many places stock them all the time. Wal Mart has carried some but that depends on the store also.
Two carnivorous plants that come to mind are SUNDEW and PITCHER PLANT. They both live in wetland environments and chow down on bugs!
Not sure where you can purchase them. First you better check to see if they are PROTECTED in Wisconsin (check with the Wisconsin DNR).