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....have to take the lead :D Crow Nation, Energy Company Sign Agreement for Energy Project First New Coal Mine in MT in Three Decades (HELENA) – Governor Brian Schweitzer today joined tribal leaders of the Crow Nation as well as executives from Australian-American Energy Company (AAEC) in...

Cephalotus Cephalotus follicularis Cephalotus follicularis "hummer's giant" -coming Drosera D. adelae D. admirabilis D. aliciae D. binata D. binata multifida 'extrema' D. capensis D. capensis red form D. fiiformis D. filiformis "all red" D. hamiltonii D. hilaris D. Ivan's Paddle D. regia D...

It has been way too long since I posted pictures of my plants. So while I was working on my house project yesterday, I decided to take a few breaks to take some pictures. Here is an over-view of the Sarracenia that I have. A close-up of some of the plants. My S. leucophylla "Hot Pink" I...

Hey there guys and gals. I just wanted to post a few shots of some of my plants. Here's the big bog This one is flytraps galore! This mini-bog is all S. alata 'Mobile Bay' Here's an overall view of the mini-bogs. Landscaping will come later. Leah Wilkerson My favorite flytrap...

As a follow-on to the Travis thread (as well as Bucky & Joel), here are a few more Sarrs w/ some nice red coloration (they keep prying me away from my work) :nono: Two S. flava var rubricorpora plants from the Appalachicola, FL area. Clone 2 is on the left w/ lots of red and clone 1 is on the...

Yes. You read it correctly. You are being given the opportunity to own your very own pile of dino poo! A permanent monument an act common to us all! Be the boss in the office who can non-verbally express a statement simply by slamming a poo fossil down on the desk of a underperforming...

I had a little time to snap a few photos in one of the greenhouses today before it got dark. Some came out better than others. Sarracenia flava var Cuprea D. muscipula ‘Fused Tooth’ Dionaea muscipula 'Petite Dragon' D. montana var tomentosa Minas Gerais State Brazil D. muscipula...

Has anyone here ever done mini speeches or talks or speeches on CPs? I did once last year for a project, I believe I did it on the ICPS, the conservation part about the ICPS, since the theme was for animal rights/protection and habitat destruction (and we all know CPs are suffering huge amounts...

My current grow list 6 Dionaea Muscipula --4 typical --1 Dentate --1 Red Dragon 1 red Drosera Capensis 1 Sarracenia purpurea subsp. Venosa var. Montana 2 Darlingtonia 1 Nep Sanguinea 1 Nep. Tobaica 1 S. Leucophylla on the way.. 2 more S. Leucophylla 3 more vft typical 3 more vft Dentate

Just saying hello. Long time lurker, first time poster. I'm from North Carolina like I see a few of you are too. I've been taking care of a few CPs now for a few months. I've found it to be a very relaxing hobby and very addictive. Anyway, I've found this is a very informative forum that is...

OMG, so ticked off I can't type. I have two trays of year-old seedings I put out a couple of weeks ago...one of S. minor "Okee giant" and (more importantly) a half dozen S. purp. var. Montana "Georgia seed source" seedlings which are rare as hens teeth. Got home and checked on my other...

i can now bowhunt in Montana :grin: spent 12 hours in the classroom, a couple hours out in the field following "blood trails" and guestimating distances and 20 minutes taking the test, which i scored perfectly on.........now just gotta finish setting up my bow, practice my arse off with it...

My AP envionmental science class is taking a trip to Rabun County Georgia to go camping and see several endangered plant species. We are visiting Tallulah Gorge, which is in a protected state park. I heard somewhere several years ago (I forgot from where) that D.rotundifolia lives on the walls...

first my DEMOCRAT governor told the feds to go blow themselves over teh National ID cards and now this :grin: http://sos.mt.gov/News/archives/2008/February/2-19-08.htm