Quirky Carnivorous Plants

06/04/2024

Hi all,

My name is Samm, I'm Lisa's daughter. I regret to inform you all that Lisa passed suddenly Sunday of natural causes.

Please be patient while we take our time to grieve during this hard time.

At this time we are unsure what the future of her small business will be, or what we will do with her very well loved stock.

For now all we ask for is you respect and patience.

Rest in peace mum 💜

27/03/2024

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One day while I was chasing butterflies in the forest in my neighbourhood, a glittering object dangling on a spider’s web caught my eyes. Out of curiosity, I rescued it from its captor and wa…

27/03/2024

The life cycle of beetles. We used to see so many beautiful beetles but they’re disappearing. Please don’t stomp them or feed them to your chooks.

22/03/2024

16/03/2024

Tomorrow will be my last market for this season. Will I see you in the car park at Cygnet Market? 10am - 2pm.

Please note, if you’re out of the Hobart area plants can be posted to you. Postage costs start at $15.50.

Also private viewing can be arranged, just contact via messenger.

29/02/2024

NEW NORFOLK MARKET
Saturday 2nd March 2024
8am - 2pm
Come and see my selection of Carnivorous Plants. Contrary to common belief you don't need to be a green thumbed plant expert to keep them.
If you can provide both light and water then you can do it.
Sundews priced from just $4

29/02/2024

It's over already! 😭 Bye bye to summer 2024, autumn has begun and that brings my run at for this season to an end. Come along and enjoy the music, food and boutique beverages and grab a sundew from my stall to keep the gnats in check while you're at it!
Dogs welcome.
Friday 1st March
4:30-9:00pm
Long Beach Road
Sandy Bay

21/02/2024

This Saturday I will be returning to New Norfolk Market, I hope I’ll see you there.

14/02/2024

Happy St Valentine's Day ❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜
Hint, roses die fast. Drosera binata live for a long time.
Postal orders welcome.

08/02/2024

Come along and check out the music (and the carnivorous plants of course!)