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North Carolina gardeners choose to plant the Venus Fly Trap for added diversity.
It is illegal to collect the Venus Fly Trap from the wild, but plants are commercially grown and available to the North Carolina gardener. Although the Venus Fly Trap plant has a very long life span, the individual traps will die after eating about 3 to 4 insects.

Oakleaf Hydrangeas Add Year Round Beauty to Your North Carolina Garden.
The leaves remain on the Oakleaf Hydrangea late into the fall, decorating your North Carolina garden with shades of red, purple and burgundy. When the leaves have fallen and the blossoms have faded, this plant offers winter interest with its artful structure and tawny exfoliating bark.

Brighten up Your North Carolina Garden this Winter with Annuals
Fall is the time to plant annuals that will paint your North Carolina landscape with beautiful splashes of color this winter. Pansies are perhaps the most popular winter annual as they can survive cold winter temperatures.

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By providing a heated bird bath in your North Carolina garden, you can attract birds and help them maintain their health by providing them with a fresh water source in the wintertime.

North Carolina Commercial Flower Growers Association
The Association ranks as one of the leading floriculture organizations in the nation and has much to offer growers of all sizes through educational, legislative, and floriculture research and scholarship activities.

Local Listings for Flowers

in North Carolina
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	Gunters Greenhouse
	Durham, North Carolina (NC) 27703 Click for details...


	Meadowbrook Nursery We-Du Natives
	Marion, North Carolina (NC) 28752