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Carnivorous Plant Pop-Up

  • B.Willow 220 West 27th Street Baltimore, MD, 21211 United States (map)

From Sarracenia pitcher plants to Pinguicula butterworts, shop from a selection of locally grown carnivorous plants!

We are thrilled to welcome local carnivorous plant hobbyist and grower Patrick Treece back to the shop this August for a pop up!

Patrick will have temperate, tropical, and aquatic species available for purchase.

Temperate species:

  • Sarracenia rubra

  • Sarracenia flava

  • Sarracenia purpurea

  • Sarracenia readii

  • Drosera filiformis

  • Dionaea muscipula

Tropical species:

  • Pinguicula various species

  • Drosera spatulata

  • Drosera capensis

  • Drosera binata

  • Nepenthes ventrata

  • Utricularia livida

  • Utricularia blanchetii

  • Utricularia bisquamata

  • Utricularia sandersonii

  • Utricularia calycifida

Aquatic species:

  • Utricularia inflata

  • Utricularia macrorhiza

Patrick Treece is a passionate local carnivorous plant grower with over 10 years of experience cultivating and caring for these unique and fascinating plants. Based in Baltimore Maryland, Patrick's journey into the world of carnivorous plants began with a single Venus flytrap, sparking a deep interest that quickly grew into a thriving collection.
Patrick specializes in a wide variety of carnivorous plants, including sundews, pitcher plants, butterworts, and bladderworts. His expertise extends to creating the perfect environments for these plants to thrive, from carefully controlled terrariums to outdoor bog gardens. Patrick is committed to sustainable and eco-friendly growing practices, ensuring that each plant is nurtured in a way that respects and preserves the natural environment Patrick's goal is to inspire others to appreciate the beauty and ecological importance of carnivorous plants, fostering a community of growers who share his love for these incredible specimens.

Earlier Event: August 5
Botanical Crafts & Cocktails
Later Event: August 12
Carnivorous Bog Terrariums