š The glass-domed conservatory at Huntington Gardens is home to many exotic plants, but tucked away in one of the wings is a special boggy environment dedicated to the most delightful plants of them all: the meat eaters.
On display within the massive 16,000 square-foot Rose Hills Foundation Conservatory are numerous species of unusual carnivorous plants, including American pitcher plants, sundews, Venus flytraps, and butterworts.
šæ Explore a special boggy environment dedicated to meat-eating plants
š See numerous species of unusual carnivorous plants like Venus flytraps, pitcher plants, sundews, and butterworts
š¬ Learn about unique hunting strategies, from sticky leaves to moving traps
šŗ Discover the rare and dead carcass scented Amorphophallus titanum (Corpse Flower)
š Located within the Bog exhibit in the Rose Hills Foundation Conservatory
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