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House of Carnivores · Nursery updates

Coming soon

We’re growing, too.

New carnivorous plants are growing behind the scenes at our family nursery in Arlington, Virginia. As a young nursery and youth entrepreneurship project, House of Carnivores is expanding its collection, cultivating more varieties of the plants we already offer and exploring fascinating additions for curious growers.

A collection in the making

What’s growing behind the scenes

More variety

Additional forms and cultivars of Venus flytraps, American and tropical pitcher plants, and sundews.

Explore these plant groups

Butterworts

Colorful Pinguicula rosettes with deceptively sticky leaves and delicate flowers.

Meet the butterworts

Terrestrial bladderworts

Tiny underground traps paired with charming Utricularia flowers above the soil.

Discover bladderworts

Because healthy plants take time, we add each one only after it has grown, acclimated, and is ready for a new home. Check back as our collection develops. This page is a preview; the shop’s current listings show what is available now.

Behind the scenes at House of Carnivores: a pink butterwort, a flowering sundew, young butterworts in nursery trays, and shelves of carnivorous plants under grow lights
Inside our growing collection: display plants, young rosettes and shelves of carnivorous plants under lights.
From our own collection

Our butterwort display garden

These butterworts are part of our own growing collection. Their colors and forms help inspire what we hope to offer in the future. Display plants and arrangements shown here may differ from plants currently listed for sale.

Following our growing collection

When will new plants be available?

Timing depends on each plant’s growth and acclimation. We list plants when they are ready, so there is no single release date for everything shown here. Browse the current plant listings for availability.

Where can I learn how to care for these plants?

Start with our carnivorous plant care guides, then explore the Plant Wiki for habitats, trap biology and differences between plant groups. Choose guidance for your particular plant.

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