Carnivorous Venus Flytrap Plant Labels

Add a unique touch with labels featurning a vintage botanical drawing of the Venus Flytrap. Perfect for admirers of carnivorous plants, or for correspondence for a plant society or garden club. Makes great address labels for a gardener, florist, botanist, landscaper, or anyone who loves unusual plants and nature. You can change the background color, if you’d like, just go to customize. The delicate black and white vintage botanical art of the Venus Flytrap is by artist Isaac Sprague, from The Genera of the Plants of the United States, published in 1849, author Asa Gray. Want this or a similar design on another item? Browse my BotanicalArt Shop. The Venus Flytrap, scientific name Dionaea muscipula, is the only member of the genus Dionaea in the sundew family, the Droseraceae. It catches and digests its prey, mostly insects and arachnids, in the trapping structure, which is formed by the terminal part of the plants leaves, and is triggered by tiny hairs on their inner surfaces. It is native to coastal North and South Carolina, growing in open bogs. It is also a popular cultivated plant.