Wednesday 5 November, 14:00

Behind the Scenes of Carnivorous Plants: Secrets, Traps & Tips

Free, Booking required

Explore our unique collection of carnivorous plants inside our small cool greenhouses. Discover rare species like Roridulas, Genliseas, and Cephalotus, and learn how to identify and grow them at home. Our gardener will provide valuable tips to meet their specific care needs, and you’ll even have the chance to touch these fascinating plants.

Chemin de l'Impératrice 1,
1292 Chambésy
Photo Credit: CJBG
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Photo Credit: CJBG

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