Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula) 'Angel Wings'

Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula) 'Angel Wings'Venus flytraps have inner walls that are covered in nectar to attract insects. The trap has trichomes in the middle, which trigger its closing mechanism. For this mechanism to work, the insect has to touch one trichome multiple times or two different spikes within a few seconds in order to close the trap. The edges of the plant have cilia (hair like), which interlock when the trap closes, making it difficult or impossible for the prey to escape. Once

Flowering Pollinator Mix

Spectacular Summer Blooms: While other lilacs fade in spring

The sturdy stems can withstand various weather conditions

Propagated from Seeds: Your Red Sugar Apple Tree is propagated from seeds

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With a robust build and ergonomic design

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Large explosions of color cover this climbing rose

Grows to 27" tall in height and is hardy for zones 3-10

A sunny windowsill or full-spectrum grow lights will keep your plant happy

was planted by doorways to guard against evil and misfortune

no need to repot