Carnivorous Plants 
Take care of your insect issues the all natural way: stock your pond with Carnivorous Plants! Not only do these plants assist in balancing the natural ecosystem of your water garden, but they are very unique and exotic looking as well!
Bugs beware! The strange tubular brightly colored leaves of Pitchers Plants entice pesky insects to a slow and painful death. Who knew gardening could be so much fun?! Pitcher Plants prefer bright sun and a moist peat soil, and vary in size and color according to the many types available. Do not fertilize these plants, and don't feed them table scraps!
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Pitcher Plants Sarracenia |
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One of the most popular, well-known Carnivorous Plants, the Venus Fly Trap reacts quickly to slight physical contact, rapidly closing on small insects who step into its awaiting, open mouth and many teeth. This is a seasonal plant and may have to be specially ordered. Please ask!
Another Carnivorous Plant, Jack in the Pulpit only likes to have its "feet wet," so a potted plant should be placed in the most shallow water possible. A three-leaf stalk will push in part-shade, with the characteristic bloom if you're lucky! Otherwise, allow the plant to establish itself in the late Spring and early Summer before you except to see a "Jack."
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Jack in the Pulpit Arisaema triphyllum |
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