Dionaea muscipula B 52 Living Wall smothered in large liver-colored dots

smothered in large liver-colored dots and adorned with a wide creamy-white marginal border

but sturdy stalks

This cloned selection is one of the first Helleborus x hybridus to be tissue cultured

To see a clump of Fireworks goldenrod burst into flower in fall is truly an amazing site

Dionaea muscipula B 52 Living Wall smothered in large liver-colored dotsDionaea 'B 52' is a large trap selection of Venus fly trap, introduced by Georgia native plant specialist, Henning von Schmelling. The bright red traps can reach almost 2" in length. As with all fly traps, 6 8 hours of full sun and moist (not wet) toes (roots), and no fertilizer is essential for them to thrive.