Dionaea muscipula

Photos of a few of the non-native plants growing at Albion Bog before their removal by the Nature Conservancy (the owners of the bog).

Sarracenia leucophylla

Albion Bog is a particularly wet part of a pigmy pine forest located on the Mendocino County coast of northern California. The place has been used for ad-hoc experiments by carnivorous plant enthusiasts for a few decades. As a result, there's an odd assemblage of carnivorous plants from around the world growing amongst the pines.

Sarracenia leucophylla

The Nature Conservancy, which owns the wetlands, got tired of the plantings a couple years ago and removed as much of the alien material as the could. Read more about it here.

Sarracenia purpurea subsp. venosa

I took these photos before the TNC removal. It's quite odd to see Sarracenia growing wild, more or less, in that environment.

Sarracenia purpurea subsp. venosa

More photos of non-native carnivorous plants at Albion Bog in my image archive.
You might also want to see photos from after the Nature Concervancy removed some of the non-native material from Albion Bog.