“Could I grow tomatoes here?” If no, not enough sun for Sarracenia. Your photo shows hostas thriving—hostas are shade plants. That spot is too dim.
Move to a hot, sunny, vegetable-garden spot. Expect dramatic improvement. Nursery photo shows full-sun growing conditions.
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