This beautiful book on Venus Flytraps makes a perfect Holiday gift. The first complete monograph of Dionaea muscipula, the world-famous "Venus's Flytrap". Described by Charles Darwin as "the most amazing plant in the world", this unmistakable insect-eating plant produces leaves that bear jaw-like lobes that dramatically snap shut when triggered.
Included in the book is a Venus flytrap cultivar chapter with detailed descriptions and photos of over 100 cultivated varieties from all over the world, some of which have never been documented before! This chapter is co-authored by Matt Miller of FlytrapStore.com and Matthias (Matze) Maier of Green Jaws Nursery.
Shipment outside the US is available via private order. Email us at sales@flytrapcare.com to place an order.
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Beautiful and InformativeJust got this book yesterday. It is printed on glossy, heavy paper stock, and so the photographs are brilliant and crisp. Excellent color rendition as well. The technical info and history sections are great. There is an extensive appendix also. Well worth the price!
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Great book a must for any venus flytrap enthusiastGreat book and it is huge your arms get a workout just holding it haha.
Tons of information on venus flytraps from habitat, history, tons of cultivars, cultivation, ect... only info I didn't see in here is how to tissue culture venus flytraps but I did just get the book so may be in here it is 448 pages but a must for any venus flytrap enthusiast
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The most complete book for fly traps.This is one of the most complete books on the Venus fly trap that I've ever seen there are 448 pages of information over 100 different cultivars are listed. The book includes conservation cultivation history and description of the cultivars. It also lists sources where you can purchase the fly traps. Most excellent book highly recommended.
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Best Venus Flytrap Book Out There!I received mine today and I was surprised on how big this book is! There is so much information on specific cultivars too. This is a must have if you want to learn more about the Venus Flytrap.
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