A zone 7 NC bog gardener wanted fast-rooting companions to anchor Sarracenia against washout. Reality: **no carnivorous plant has extensive roots** – even fast growers like D. rotundifolia have tiny root systems.
Don't expect plant roots to do engineering work. Build the bog to withstand water.
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