Discover the fascinating world of carnivorous plants and learn how some of nature’s most intriguing species have evolved to capture and digest their own prey.
In this engaging online class, explore the remarkable adaptations that allow carnivorous plants to thrive in nutrient-poor environments. From the snap of a Venus flytrap to the elegant pitchers of Nepenthes and Sarracenia, you'll gain an introduction to the diverse groups of carnivorous plants found around the world and the unique strategies they use to attract, trap, and digest insects.
Along the way, learn about their natural habitats, life cycles, and conservation challenges, as well as practical tips for successfully growing popular carnivorous plants at home. Through beautiful imagery and expert guidance, you'll discover what makes these extraordinary plants some of the most captivating specimens in the plant kingdom.
Whether you're a curious gardener, plant enthusiast, or simply fascinated by the wonders of nature, this introductory program offers an inspiring look into the surprising and sometimes mysterious lives of carnivorous plants. Leave with a deeper appreciation for these botanical marvels and the knowledge to begin your own carnivorous plant journey.
Location
Online, via Zoom
