A Northeast Iowa beginner wants a Sarracenia recommendation and locations to photograph native carnivorous plants.
Jeff Dallas: Any Sarracenia species will thrive. Venus flytraps also work once proper methods are learned (avoid "death cubes"). See caresheets and consider the DVD.
No known native CP sites in Iowa. Michigan (Great Lakes) has bogs. Check National Forest webpages for bog locations with CP.
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