Pitcher Plant Bogs at the Atlanta Botanical Garden in Atlanta, GA. - Carnivorous Plant Localities on Waymarking.com

"For the preservation of this locality, collection is prohibited"

The majority of the pitcher plant species in Georgia grow in the southern part of the state within the Coastal Plain and Fall Line regions. The bog at ABG contains all seven species of Sarracenia that are found in Georgia.

For hours and fees, please visited the Atlanta Botanical Garden web site. Parking is available at the garden.

Type of Locality: Display/Garden Terrain Difficulty: Species Present: The bog at ABG contains all seven species of Sarracenia that are found in Georgia. Sarracenia: yes Parking Location: Not Listed Aldrovanda: Not Listed Byblis: Not Listed Cephalotus: Not Listed Darlingtonia: Not Listed Dionaea: Not Listed Drosera: Not Listed Drosophyllum: Not Listed Genlisea: Not Listed Heliamphora: Not Listed Nepenthes: Not Listed Pinguicula: Not Listed Triphyophyllum: Not Listed Utricularia: Not Listed

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