rotundifolia

Sad to say my collection of Sarracenia species, dionaea and drosera were wiped out by the cold this past winter here in Vermont. The previous year I only lost one plant, this past year I think only 2 plants out of about 25 pulled through. I kept them high on a shelf in my attached but unheated...

Grow List as of 2017 – All growing outside year-round in the bog and in pots unless otherwise specified Sarracenia S. minor var okefenokeensis S. minor typical S. ‘Hummer’s Okee Classic’ - Thank you Warren S. "Red Minor" [S. minor x (purpurea x psittacina)] S. 'Saxapahaw' - Thank you Phil...

Drosera rotundifolia Up for sale is one semi-mature plant, selected from one of my seed-grown pots. These plants are currently around 1.5-2" across, but can reach at least 3", possibly larger, with wide, paddle shaped leaves and a bright to deep olive green color, blushing red in good lighting...

So after reading Cthulu's giveaway thread I was alerted to the fact that some believe D. anglica to be a hybrid between D. rotundifolia and D. linearis. I guess I am confused because whereas D. anglica can be found locally in my area in various localities, I have never seen a D. linearis...

I've got 1 packet each of Drosera x anglica (rotundifolia x linearis) - Kanaele Bog and Alakai Swamp. Both are Hawaiian locales. Approximately 25 seeds in each packet. Standard giveaway, just add your name to the list of which ever locale you want. Shipping is on me. Winners will be chosen 1...

Pinguicula moranensis red rosette (santa catarina juquila oaxaca, mexico) seen here P crenatiloba P planifolia P involuta P calyptrata P titan p gigantea I am also looking for sesilifolia with pink flowers (pink, not whiteish pink ) I dont care if its seed or plants and petiolaris sundew...

I figure its too cold to ship petiolaris complex without heatpacks right now, so for now im looking for seeds of just about any petiolaris dew besides typical paradoxa (pink flowers) if you have plants and a heatpack that works too. or even a point in the right direction to an online vendor...

I've decided to consolidate all my photos of wild carnivorous plants and other associated flora into 1 thread. So far, I've visited bogs from Maine to Florida, I'm hoping to add a West Coast trip this summer. This 1st bog, an Atlantic White Cedar Bog is almost within Boston city limits. It...

DIONEES -Dionea muscipula type PINGUICULAS -P. Agnata -P. agnata {El Lobo} -P. conzattii -P. cyclosecta -P. debbertiana white flower clone} -P. ehlersiae {Santa Catarina} -P. elehrsiae 'ascencion' -P. Elehrsiae (sp.Tolantonga ) -P. emarginata (red leaves, MW clone) -P. emarginata (red...

Drosera D. Anglica Hawaii (sundewman) D. Madagascarensis D. Prolifera D. Regia D. Paradoxa D. Capensis "Albino" D. Capensis "Red" (from bunboy) D. Capensis "Typical" D. Capensis "Broad leaf" (from SDCPs) D. Ultramafica x Spatulata D. Tokaiensis D. Binita Dichtoma (from bunboy) D. Binita(from...

for extrema ill take seeds, or leaf cutting, or young plants, or whatever works. but I would love to see a picture of a mature leaf for ID (i have been fooled too many times) I am also looking for sesilifolia with pink flowers (pink, not whiteish pink ) again, I dont care if its seed leaf...

sarracenia: 'judith hindle', 'doodle bug', purpurea, purpurea x venosa, 'tarnok', 'hurricane creek white', flava, flava var cuprea, jonesii, alata, 'hummers hammerhead', readii, 'scarlet belle', various seedlings and young hybrids. flytraps: typical, akai ryu, holland red, dentate, slim...

I received this plant off TF and it was labeled d. burkeana. I gave away some seeds in the past and there was discussion that this may not be burkeana, it could be rotundifolia or spatulata. Either way I'm giving away some seeds so start a list if you are interested. Pics:

Jeremiah Harris and I decided to check out the Harvard Museum of Natural History yesterday. There is a vast mineral collection on display as well as an array of stunning fossils, skeletons and Victorian era taxidermy specimens from around the world. In this diverse collection of natural wonders...

Hey all, its been a crazy summer for me. A lot has happened over the course of the season and I am way behind on my terraforums love. Now that the cruise ships have stopped sailing and my seasonal work is over, I have plenty of time to get down to business/attend to horticultural matters. In...

This will be a thread mostly consisting of my carnivorous plants, but also some other random plant photos from time to time. To start, these are some pictures of the plants that I grow indoors in my basement. I don't have any current photos of plants that I have outside on the deck. Since I...

Went back out to the local bog I visited a few weeks ago. This time, I wanted to get some good pics of some of the other bog plants, and also search for other Drosera. So far, I have only been able to spot Drosera rotundifolia at this bog. It may be that the other natives (D. intermedia, D...

I ordered some drosera rotundifolia from a guy on eBay and I suspect they were poached. They came in sphagnum with some typical detritus and even found a baby leech in it. The plants themselves were unkempt and missing parts of their root system. As well as being very stout, and having very...

Dionea muscipula- typical, several Drosera: adelea, many binata, 2 binata SG, 3 binata var. multifida 'extrema', several brevifolia, several capensis typical, 2 capensis typical seedlings, many capensis "broad leaf", 1 capensis "baines cloof", 1 capensis alba seedlings, 3 capensis giant...

This weekend we visited an Atlantic white cedar bog in Southern NH. This location sits in a depression right smack in the middle of suburbia. The area is under threat of disappearing due to the encroaching red maples and grey birches that are invading the bog at an alarming rate. The trees have...