Our nursery (Eagle Creek, OR, Zone 8) grows all Sarracenia and flytraps outdoors year-round. Winter clouds don't matter—plants are dormant and don't need sun.
Follow our care sheets for winter mulching details. Your plants will thrive outdoors.
Winter Grow Light Setup for Tropical Pitcher Plants: T5/T8 Guidelines
Growing Sarracenia Outdoors in Southern California: Tap Water Tolerance and Testing
Choosing a Pitcher Plant for a Hawaiian Kitchen: Nepenthes ventrata and Light Needs
Repotting and Wintering a Sarracenia purpurea from a Death Cube in New Jersey
California Pitcher Plant (Cobra Lily) Care: A Carnivorous Challenge
Tropical Pitcher Plant (Nepenthes): Carnivorous Beauty for Warm, Humid Spaces
Cereus peruvianus Cutting Care: Rooting, Sun, and Fertilizer
Winter Care for Climbing Roses in Cold Climates: A Practical Guide
Caring for Picea abies 'Repens' (Norway Weeping Spruce)
Overwintering Rosemary in SW Pennsylvania (Zone 6b): Hardy Varieties & Protection
Hibiscus Winter Care in Unheated Mississippi House: Survival Possible
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