Question: Latest in Zone 8 NC growing season to plant new CPs for establishment before dormancy? 1) Add Sarracenia and VFTs this year? 2) Raised bog, full sun, rainwater, peat/sand mix, foot of outside soil on two sides. 3) Zone 8.
Hi Ken,
Buy Sarracenia and flytraps anytime if from a grower in similar climate—plants experience same seasonal changes. Our nursery (zone 8, Eagle Creek, OR) grows US natives outdoors exclusively, so our plants are acclimated for zone 8+ nationwide.
When planting in-ground during growing season, minimize root disturbance: keep original soil around roots (buy potted, not bare-root).
If buying from zone 9/10 nursery, purchase before summer ends—your season ends sooner. Early purchase ensures acclimation to your seasonal shift.
More info: www.cobraplant.com.
Good growing!
Jacob Farin
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