Laura Skates explores the world of native carnivorous plants | My Garden Path | Gardening Australia

[@1Peterstewart]

Born and raised in WA, never knew there was a single carnivorous plant here. Great work Laura, very interesting and informative

[@matthewfarrell317]

Glad this came out, we have a few carnivorous plants in Victoria too. They are so underappreciated.

[@wademellor5304]

I was doing a bushwalk in Heathcote NP (southern fringe of Sydney) last year and spotted a few sundews growing in some sandy, swampy parts on sandstone ridges. It was cool to spot them and a couple were flowering.

[@adriand2826]

More native plant content please

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The best way to achieve success is hard work

[@Earthtobe]

Great

[@richarddamnquarles4821]

Just adorable:):)

[@AAHomeGardening]

wow, so much carnivorous plants - they are so unique and pretty

[@lizzietroup9423]

Interesting work,

[@freeman10000]

I have seen many of these carnivorous plants wandering around the Perth bushland with my family.

[@fredorico41]

Good to see a lovely young lady passionate about plants and what she does, inspiring to me 🤗🍻

[@GardeningAustralia]

Glad it was inspiring, thanks for watching!

[@sendawa_channel]

Wow👍❤️

[@Fjsbdjdh]

I thought carnivorous plants were really rare. Once you know what to look for they are quite common (in the Midwest of WA)

[@brucedeacon28]

👍

[@LeRainbow]

Read this as Laura skates coronavirus plants. Kewl family name Skates. 😋

[@reigningchimp3339]

My brain read coronavirus plants…. Then I realised carnivorous is an anagram.

[@oby-1607]

Imagine the prey saying the only reason, I am important is because of my nitrogen content.