Venus Fly Trap

Venus Fly TrapDionaea Muscipula, commonly named the Venus fly trap, is an evergreen plant known for being insectivorous and a popular novelty indoor plant choice. Its foliage grows in groups of green leaves with a flat stalk terminating in a distinct, hinged fly catching trap with bristle 'teeth' that will close and interlink in order to secure prey. As tempting as it may be to artificially trigger the plant's trap to shut out of curiosity, the process requires a

After the leaves have fallen

the previously green foliage takes on blazing red hues

open blooms with frilly edges

needing weekly watering while ensuring the potting medium dries out slightly between waterings to prevent root rot

The Prunus 'Tiltstone Hellfire' has an upright habit

it requires little to no pruning and will thrive in a range of soil conditions

11-12cm bulbs supplied

bees and other wildlife throughout the summer and autumn

Your Swedish Birch will become a very special addition to your outdoor living space

This Crab Apple tree offers stunning profuse snowy-white star shaped flowers in spring

before fruits begin to grow and ripen

making it a valued addition to your green family