Utricularia sandersonii – 2.5″ tall pot – Carnivorous plant
From the botanical wonderland of South Africa, Utricularia sandersonii is one of the most charming of all carnivorous plants. This bladderwort produces small but showy flowers that resemble tiny rabbits, and do so quite prolifically throughout the growing season.
Darlingtonia californica (medium) – 4.5″ deep pot – Carnivorous plant
Darlingtonia californica is iconic among both carnivorous plants and California natives, growing isolated on the West Coast thousands of miles away from its Sarracenia and Heliamphora relatives. The unlikely habitat of this species is only made more unusual by the frequent presence of serpentine, California’s state rock, which is notably toxic to most plants.
