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Thanks for the kind words French! The reason they didn't flinch was because you were sent divisions of mature plants rather than little tiny offshoots you get sometimes from people when they tell you it is a division!

I am humbled by your praise!

Thanks for all the comments! Most of it has to do with starting with good stock, not necessarily my growing prowess!

I believe 3 years..

N. truncata x TM N. lowii x truncata N. truncata x maxima N. truncata 'queen of hearts' x 'king of spades' S. 'Leah Wilkerson' x 'Adrian Slack' S. x mooreii "Select" - Bud Wilkerson's Bog S. leucophylla - Leah Wilkerson's Bog S. 'Leah's Child' S. x excellens S. leucophylla 'Hot Pink' -...

Very nice looking plant Alec!

Forgot one, N. veitchii

That plant is Sarracenia alata (Black) X flava (red) which is a great cross made my Phil Faulisi!

In a couple of the pics you can see some fruit trees, apple, pear and peach. Some you can see the small cedar trees I planted along the exterior of our property and then you can see the open field of soy beans.

N. lowii x ventricosa 'red' N. sibuyensis x truncata N. thorelli x aristo N. spectabilis N. truncata x (aristo x ventricosa) N. sibuyensis x TM N. veitchii x talangensis The next two plants are from the same cross, just 2 individuals I selected out. S. x excellens S. 'Royal Ruby' S...

Without a doubt you can gain an extra 1 1/2 months to 2 months at the beginning of the year and the same at the end of the year.

it is putting up a new pitcher now, I will get a pic as soon as it matures.

Maybe she would allow you to have a small cold frame? That is really all you need for sarracenia.

about 40 inches

Hey Chad, I grow my sarracenia in a greenhouse so they stay just above freezing in winter and then about the end of march start to come out of dormancy. I usually get flowers open end of april and full mature pitchers by end of may.