Venus flytraps are fascinating carniverous plants native to the Carolinas. These fast moving plants are excellent at catching ...

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The nutrients Venus flytrap's gain from catching and digesting insects will supplement their diet and benefit the plant’s development, but is not necessary for its survival. Dear Master Gardener ...

Get ready to be amazed! The Venus flytrap is the most famous carnivorous plant. Its "jaws" are made of two hinged leaves with tiny hair-like sensors. When an unsuspecting insect lands on the ...

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That means you get cute little Lego versions of a jade plant, false shamrock, and laceleaf; as well as a Venus flytrap, red sundew, and pitcher plant; and a prickly pear and pincushion cacti.

Charles Darwin, author of On the Origin of Species, was a great fan of the sundew, a cousin of the venus flytrap, and is once said to have remarked: "At this present moment, I care more about ...