UK-GROWN CARNIVOROUS PLANTS
Plants that eat bugs.
Venus flytraps, Sundews, Sarracenia, Nepenthes & more — grown by us in Lincolnshire and carefully packed for delivery across the UK.
★★★★★ 4.9/5 from our customers
Featured Plants
A few of our favourites, ready to find a new home
GROWN BY US.
PACKED BY US.
SENT TO YOU.
We're a small, independent carnivorous plant nursery based in Lincolnshire, growing and selling plants that we genuinely love. Whether you're buying your very first Venus flytrap or you're already building a collection, we're here to make things as easy as possible.
Every plant is grown, checked and carefully packed by us before it leaves. Carnivorous plants might look delicate, but most of them actually travel really well when they're packed properly. We take our time preparing every order and securely package each plant so it arrives safely and in excellent condition.
Standard Venus Flytraps!
You can never go wrong with a classic Flytrap!
Whether it’s your first carnivorous plant or you’re adding another to the collection, our healthy standard Venus Flytraps are available in 2 sizes to suit everyone.
As the pictures show, they really do catch all sorts of insects, making these the perfect natural deterrent against them!
Plant sizes will differ slightly from photos
How Will My Plant Arrive?
You can choose how this arrives, either sent potted in a regular 6cm pot or a large (7cm square pot).
Sent either Royal Mail Tracked 24 or 48. Please choose at checkout
Care Instructions
Ideal in a unheated greenhouse / polytunnel but can be grown outside and indoors. Requires full sun
Spring / Summer - Water from the bottom generously with rain water, making sure the plant is always moist from the top but not soggy.
Dormancy - Water less than in summer, making sure the plant is sitting in just a little bit of water, if any, be very careful to not let the top soil get soggy.
Note
These plants are dormant from around Halloween to Valentines Day, you may see some traps die back and reduced growth during this period. However, once spring comes, these plants grow exceptionally quickly.