A gardener building a 2-foot-deep lined bog (washed sand + sphagnum peat) in Zone 5a with ¾-day sun asked for companion plants for Sarracenia and Venus flytraps.
With a drip/trickle water source, Darlingtonia californica (cobra plant) can thrive.
Jeff invites photos once the bog matures.
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