Bog garden carnivorous plants

Building the Bog I used a soldering iron to make holes in a plastic orchid pot. This will serve as the watering source for the bog. Your container should be plastic or glazed and sealed at the bottom. I used a silicone waterproof sealant to close the drain hole and a spray sealant to seal […]

Bog Garden for Carnivorous Plants: Nothing livens up a classroom windowsill like some predator / prey action. Carnivorous plants are the mightiest of houseplants, but many can only thrive in a soggy, acidic, bog environment. To keep your carnivorous plants happy year-round, ma…

Carnivorous plants are peculiar. They fend for themselves by trapping insects, feeding on their nutrients and that (should) make your job a whole lot easier.

Carnivorous plants are some of the most intriguing and unusual plants you can grow,

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As winter closes in, there’s at least one place where plants will still grow: a terrarium. Here’s how to get started on yours.

Bog gardens serve as a means of beautifying traditional gardens and enhancing plant collections, but they can also play a role in safeguarding rare plants and conserving the flora and fauna of globally rare and threatened ecosystems.

Step aside, succulents!