Caring for a Venus flytrap is likely a thought you'd never think would cross your mind in the endless sea of garden ideas this season amidst the many alternative winter flowers you could be ...

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As fascinating as these plants are, none have captured the human imagination in the way that the Venus flytrap has. Even Charles Darwin was captivated by this perennial, which is indigenous to the ...

The world of plants is full of natural wonders, and one of these is the carnivorous Venus flytrap. This plant is unusual looking and has uniquely observable trait—it captures and consumes insects.

When we think of plants, we often think of those that provide food, such as juicy fruits and nutritious vegetables, as well ...

Any tips on how to keep a Venus fly trap alive? What unusual fruit or vegetable do the panel think is underrated? Kathy Clugston & the panel have all the answers to these and more. Show more Any ...

Exactly how far do you have to push a wallflower before she turns into a Venus flytrap? That’s the question at the center of ...

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The Venus flytrap is no stranger to enemies. Smaller than a cupped palm, green and spiky, indigenous to the longleaf pine ecosystem of North Carolina’s Sandhills and coastal plain, the flytrap has ...

A student carefully places a Venus flytrap in the shallow container the plants love during a carnivorous plant class at ...