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Outdoor Carnivorous Plants for South Carolina Bog Gardens

All Our North American Plants Are Outdoor-Acclimated

Follow unpacking transition instructions. Select only North American species for outdoor bogs—tropicals (Mexican Pinguicula, D. adelae) will die. Website clearly labels "garden" vs. "tropical" plants.

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