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Australian Drosera in Cultivation Allen Lowrie's Carnivorous Plants of Australia Magnum Opus at time of publication Dec. 16, 2013 listed some 241 species. Many of these were new species or reassignment of ranks (subspecies or varieties). A few had been in cultivation before even having been...

Since this wasn't shared before by members who have previously had Lowrie's Magnum Opus (published Nov 2013) I thought I'd post a summary of some of the taxonomic changes and new species of Tuberous Drosera published in the work. Please note the old names are still valid and it is up to you if...

I have these available for trade: Sarracenia alata green; 1S, 1Lg S. purpurea x flava ornata; 1Lg S. rubra x oreophila; Med S. alata 'black tube' x flava 'red tube'; 1 Lg, 1 Med Nepenthes x ventrata; up to 1 yard cutting (yes, YARD) Orchids: Cirrhopetalum makoyanum; 2 2-bulb divisions...

Howdy folks, Joe here on behalf of the NASC board. We've been sitting on this prior edition of the newsletter for a while now - somehow it was lost in the shuffle of our other duties and remained unreleased until now. The Drummondii is getting rolling once again though, so in preparation we're...

Hi everyone, as new editor of the Drummondii I've written a letter to the community and members of the NASC outlining my hopes for the newsletter and giving a glimpse at the upcoming APRIL issue of the newsletter! The letter can be found here on our website! Thanks for looking! I hope to hear...

Hi everyone, the Board of Directors election time is rolling around for the NASC. There's a number of positions for you all to consider. Anyone can be nominated, so if you're interested, attend the elections meeting (details below.) Here are the positions and descriptions: President: -...

Hi everyone, the Board of Directors election time is rolling around for the NASC. There's a number of positions for you all to consider. Anyone can be nominated, so if you're interested, attend the elections meeting (details below.) Here are the positions and descriptions: President: -...

Hi All, A quick notice to those of you who don't visit our website obsessively - the spring 2008 issue of Drummondii has been uploaded to the website. This newsletter was emailed to paid members a while back, but has now been posted online for anyone to download. Hope you enjoy...

Hi All, I'm the editor of Drummondii, the quarterly NASC newsletter. I'm working on an article for the upcoming edition outlining best practices when it comes to shipping Sarracenia in the mail (legalities included). To ensure that the content reflects the experiences of more than just a few...

Hi All, The second issue of our newsletter Drummondii has been uploaded to our website. You can download it here: http://nasarracenia.org/newsletter/newsletterJULY07.pdf This slightly shorter issue features more board member intros, an article about our field survey form, auction results, and...

Over the past year, a lot has been accomplished by NASC. Much of it hasn't been what you'd call "exciting" work, but its been necessary in order to lay the organizational foundation that we need in order to achieve our long-range goals. There has been a lot of paperwork (and of course...

The first issue of what is to be a quarterly newsletter is out! This issue summarizes the core of the NASC work for those of you not familiar with it, introduces some of the crew, and features a few other Sarracenia related articles. The name of the newsletter, Drummondii, is a nod to the now...

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