Frequently Asked Questions

Can you ship plants outside of the United States?

Due to strict customs regulations for shipping plants internationally, we can only ship plants within the United States at this time.

Can I come visit the nursery or pick up my order?

At the moment, the nursery is run from our private residence and so we cannot offer visitation or order pickup at this time. Orders must be placed through the website and shipped.

Do you offer wholesale?

Sometimes. Wholesale pricing is dependent on current stock availability. Please contact us with the types and quantities of plants you are interested in and we will get back with you on availability.

When will my order ship?

We ship plants year round, Monday through Friday. Orders are prioritized and shipped based on the order they are received and/or their complexity. Typical handling time is 2-5 business days but may be a little longer if we are experiencing high volume.

The plant I want is out of stock, when will you have more?

The timeframe of inventory availability depends on many factors. If a plant is marked out of stock, please submit your email through the stock notification form on the product page and we will email you when more are available. You can also receive updates by subscribing to our newsletter and follow us on Facebook and Instagram. We regularly announce new and restocked plants through these channels.

Where can I learn more about caring for my carnivorous plants?

The specific growing requirements for the carnivorous plants listed on our website are located on the corresponding product page under the “Additional Information” tab. A copy of our planting and adjustment instructions is included with each shipment as well.

For additional care information, we recommend checking out our Resource page and Carnivorous Plant Information Resources post.

Please don’t hesitate to contact us with questions as well!

What grow lights do you recommend?

Plant lighting is a complex topic and there are multiple factors involved with choosing a light that will work best for your setup. To help with this, we recommend checking out our 3-part article series on light for carnivorous plants:

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Please contact us with any additional questions you might have, we’re happy to help!