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The Columbus Dispatch
Cultivate carnivorous plants in Ohio gardens
Several carnivorous plants, including pitcher plants, sundews, and bladderworts, are native to Ohio and thrive in acidic, low-nutrient soils found in wetlands and bogs. These plants can be grown outdoors or in containers in central Ohio, provided they are kept in suitable conditions and moved indoors during harsh winters. Access to some natural habitats, like Cranberry Bog, requires permits due to their protected status.
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