There is already an impressive collection of tropical Pitcher Plants in the rest of the greenhouse to see, but this exhibit had a few carnivorous plants I didn't know about.
This section of the greenhouse had almost constant misting going on, giving the room an ethereal feeling. In the center of the room stood several giant carnivorous plants.
I haven't had much experience growing these plants, only murdering a Venus Flytrap here and there.
Enjoy the exhibit!
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| Giant Cephalotus |
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| Giant Cephalotus Baby |
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| Giant White Trumpets |
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| Cephalotus follicularus |
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| Cephalotus |
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| Dionaea (Venus Flytrap) |
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| Dionaea (Venus Flytrap) |
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| Sun Pitchers |
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| Pitcher Plant in Flower |
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| Butterwort (Pinguicula) |
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| Pinguicula |
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| Pinguicula |
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| Sarracenia (White Trumpet) |
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| Sarracenia |
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| Giant Dionaea (Venus Flytrap) |
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| Amorphophallus (not sure which one) in a steamy room |
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| Cobra Plants and Hooded Pitcher Plants |
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| Cobra Plant (Darlingtonia) |
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| Rainbow Plants (Byblis) |
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| Rainbow Plants (Byblis) |
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| Rainbow Plants (Byblis) |
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| Purple Pitcher Plant |
You should go to see Berkeley Botanical Garden. Especially in Spring.
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