Comment: Thank you! My four plants survived winter outdoors in a bog garden and bloomed—nobody told me carnivorous plants flower! I've added more this year.
Response: You're welcome! Growing carnivorous plants is addictive. Soon you'll be selling extras at farmers' markets—that's how we started!
Happy growing!
— Jacob Farin
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