Many are familiar with North America's Jack-in-the-Pulpit, but there are many other Arisaema out there, like this big beauty!

Out of a suite of colorful carnivores, one butterwort stands out with a flower that's truly unique.

It's small, but it packs a punch. This corpse flower relative maintains a benign appearance too to catch you off guard with the smell.

A delicate western wildflower, something different to appreciate on the Carnivore Blog.

Lesser known than its relative D. madagascariensis, and maybe a touch pickier, but D. affinis is worth the struggle to grow.

A half-dozen methods for denoting the significance of a cultivated plant exist, each signifying something unique. What's the importance?

Looking at hybrid vigor in the case of a homemade South African sundew cross.

A relatively easy-to-grow gem from south of the border, and my experiences thus far with it.

A quick overview of this classic Rainbow Plant species, and some of my personal experiences with growing it.

Carnivorous, colorful, and surprisingly easy to grow.

There's nothing more wonderful than something in nature that breaks all our standard rules; naturally the carnivorous plants I obsess...

When it comes to carnivorous plants, many species don't feature their own common names; this one is no exception. However, in my own...

Once upon a time, a single species of spider-leaved sundew was recognized found across from Africa through Australia, unique in its...

When it comes to carnivorous plants, most newcomers think of a handful of classic groups: Venus Flytraps, Pitcher Plants (and among those...

Most carnivorous plants are found within the vast diversity of dicotyledonous plants, those that begin life with two embryonic leaves...

A promising clone that's already produced a fair number of results for me; N. boschiana BE-3448 has in the past produced pitchers that...