Thanks for your interest in buying from Tom's Carnivores! Sadly the impact of Brexit combined with the Coronavirus pandemic forced me to close my online shop. I plan to reopen in the future with a variety of Nepenthes raised from seed in my greenhouse, including many of my own crosses.
Until then, I'll be doing occasional sales and trades within the UK. To be notified when I have plants available for sale or trade, I recommend following me on Instagram or Facebook.
N. burbidgeae is one of the classic Bornean Nepenthes species, famous for its huge, porcelain-coloured pitchers attractively speckled with red and pink stripes. This is a highland species which is ... Read more
Nepenthes macrophylla is a truly spectacular and very rare highland species native to Borneo. It has a vicious toothy peristome, tough woody pitchers, and distinctively large, thick leaves. The first ... Read more
Nepenthes maxima is a striking and easy-to-grow species that is found throughout Sulawesi, Papua New Guinea, and the Maluku Islands. For sale here are seed-grown specimens of the unique wavy-leaved ... Read more
Nepenthes mikei is a beautiful plant endemic to Sumatra in Indonesia. It produces small, delicate pitchers that are almost black in colour, with a lovely pale-green interior and bright peristome. ... Read more
Nepenthes naga is a striking species from the Barisan Mountains of Sumatra. It is closely related to N. bongso and N. izumiae but can be distinguished by the unusual lid ... Read more
Originating from the island of Palawan in the Philippines, Nepenthes palawanensis was discovered in 2010 and is amongst the largest of all Nepenthes species. It has striking red leaves and ... Read more
Nepenthes platychila is a unique species from the Hose Mountains in Sarawak, Borneo. Like N. eymae and N. vogelii, its upper pitchers are dramatically different from its lower pitchers and ... Read more
Christian Klein’s horticultural forms of N. veitchii are famous in the CP community, and for good reason. This is one of his most exciting creations to date: his candy striped ... Read more
This is an exciting new hybrid produced by Christian Klein. The large, attractive, hairy pitchers of Nepenthes glandulifera paired with the stunning natural hybrid Nepenthes x trusmadiensis should make for ... Read more
An exciting recreation of N. x tiveyi, a spectacular hybrid from the Victorian era of Nepenthes horticulture. This is a seed grown cross - the mother is a wavy leaf ... Read more
This lovely seed-grown cross between two famous species is a great beginners plant! Please don’t overlook this item - both parents are known to produce some great hybrid offspring, and ... Read more
This is a very promising seed-grown cross. Both parents are known to produce great hybrid offspring so these should be fantastic when fully grown. You can see a photo of ... Read more
This is a hybrid I’ve been trying to find for a long time! The reverse cross - N. veitchii x platychila - is one of the best plants in my ... Read more
This one needs no introduction! It’s an incredible cross of which I have only a handful available, so don’t miss out. The mature specimen pictured is expertly grown by Erez ... Read more
This is a lovely cross between two great parent plants. The impressive size and flared peristome of Nepenthes spathulata combined with the incredible colouration of the G. Pinapan form of ... Read more
A classic and spectacular hybrid! This cross has robust, woody pitchers with ridged, candy-striped peristomes which retain their red and yellow colour as the pitchers age. Like both parent species, ... Read more