Pitcher Plants
North American pitcher plants are the easiest to grow, largest, most beautiful bug-eating plants. Because they are native to the Southeast United States most varieties are cold-hardy to zero degrees Fahrenheit. You can grow them in a dish garden with sundew and venus flytrap or add them to your landscape in a BOG GARDEN or water feature.
For pictures and descriptions click on the names!
- “catesby’s”
- “dana’s delight”
- hooded pitcher plant
- “judith hindle”
- mountain purple pitcher plant
- pencil pitcher plant
- purple pitcher plant (southern)
- rare stuff!
- “super swamp ghost”
- sweet pitcher plant
- “tarnok”
- trumpet pitcher plant