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I have quite a few extra pollen-laden Q-tips from my Leah Wilkerson's flowers, and im hoping to find someone with some interesting "open" flowers. I'd like to split the seed 50/50, but i am being a bit of a dead beat dad! Message me and lets get to work ASAP! A

And I'm pretty sure the major ice storm we had was a big cause of it... However, nothing I can do but really try and recover from this point... Was not a small loss by any means at least in my eyes... So here is the final tally 28 Dionaea muscipula Typical plants 5 Dionaea muscipula 'B52' 1...

What's up guysss :D So this year is the first year I have had Sarracenia flowers. :boogie: As of now these plants are flowering for me: xMoorei from Botanique "Leah Wilkerson" Unknown hybrid (Likely a cross between Rubra and Leucophylla) Now to get to the point, I was wondering if it is...

Felt like posting one :D OWNS: Dionaea: Akai Ryu (Flytrapshop) B-52 (x2) (Mass) Drosera: Tracyi (Crystal's Carnivores) Filiformis "All Red" Filiformis "Florida Giant" (DJ57) Binata Dichotoma "Giant" (Crystal's Carnivores) Nepenthes: Unknown Pinguicula: Gigantea ( flytrapshop) Sarracenia...

HAVE Sarracenia Species Alabamensis Alata Stone Co, Ms Clone A Alata Gulfport, Ms Alata ‘Nigra Purpurea’ Flava Mclaughlin, SC Flava Copper Top Flava Cuprea Pender Co, NC Flava Maxima Berkely Co, NC Flava var. Atropurpurea Flava var. Rubricorpa ‘C’ (darkest clone x red clone) Flava var...

A couple of my Sarracenia are starting to send up their flower buds, and I figure I might as well try my hand at propagation since I have some interesting plants this time around. My Sarracenia alata "Black Tube" has surprised me by making two buds, and though unfortunately I don't have another...

i got the bog emptied and the plants all cleaned up and divided, they're all in three inch pots for the time being, some are a bit cramped. these are what i have extras of after keeping five of each for my collection, all are still pretty dormant, but they've got good new growth coming. i do...

Cephalotus follicularis - Typical Darlingtonia californica Dionaea muscipula - 'Akai Ryu' - 'B52' - 'Burbank's Best' - 'Justina Davis' - 'Pink Venus' - 'Red Piranha' - Typical Drosera - binata var. dichotoma "Small Red Form" - capensis alba - capensis "Typical" - filiformis var. tracyi -...

Sarracenia S. rubra ssp. gulfensis S. rubra ssp. gulfensis ancestral form Crawford Co, GA S. rubra- gulfensis maroon S. leucophylla 'red tube' From Santa Rosa, Fl S. leucophylla 'Drummonds Giant' S. alta S. alta 'Maroon Throat' S. flava 'Veined' S. flava 'Ruguelli' S. flava 'Coppertop' S...

...and why are hybrids / crosses considered inferior? These are crosses and I think they are beautiful: S. 'Dana's Delight' P. gypsicola x kohres S. 'Fledgeling' S. 'Leah Wilkerson' S. 'Leah Wilkerson' S. 'Hurricane Creek White' S. 'Schnell's Ghost' D. pulchella x occidentalis...

Hello everyone! I love sarracenias and over the last couple of months i've bought, been gifted and traded for several different sarracenia seed. Theyre mostly hybrids because I really like the unique looks of some hybrids. I also tried, for the most part, to pick parents that are colorful...

I was up in San Fran and decided to stop by Peter D Amato's nursery/collection and take some pics and get some new additions too!! I forgot to bring my D70 so I only got a few Iphone pics. Nepenthes eymae struttin its amazing lowers. This clone was the first ever plant stumbled upon...no...

Sarracenia rubra ssp. jonesii S. jonesii 'red" Greenville Co, NC S. jonesii (Assorted Clones #1-4: Mach Fukada) Sarracenia rubra ssp. alabamensis S. alabamensis Autuga Co, AL S. alabamensis 'purple throat' ICPS AL0002 Sarracenia leucophylla S. leucophylla cv. ‘Hurricane Creek White’ (Clone...

Thought I would share some photos from backyard gardens. The fun fall colors are emerging. UNC S. x mooreii 'Leah Wilkerson' purps S. 'John's Autumnal Splendor' and Fred P's S. 'Golden Red Jubilee' x leucophylla in background S. 'Golden Red Jubilee' x leucophylla one of my favorites...

I had a budget this time around so was good and didn't splurge TOO bad lol. I was hoping to find certain things that they ended up not having, so I just picked out what I liked from what was there. "Appalachian Spring", I cant remember what this was a cross of. Rubra x alata maybe? Or Rubra x...

I cant wait to see spring pitchers on these guys next spring.. Right now they look very.. summerish. lol. But i'm amazed they made it through shipping so well, the only one that suffered was the tallest pitcher on the Leah. I splinted it back up as best as I could lol. Anyhow, onto pics! Adrian...

June 2, 2011... I started this 7x3 feet bog in the Summer of 2010. <a href="http://s937.photobucket.com/albums/ad215/bag5678/?action=view&current=Summer2010.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i937.photobucket.com/albums/ad215/bag5678/Summer2010.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a> Now in...

Cephalotus -follicularis -'Brewer's Red' Dionaea -typical -Onslow County, NC rescues -'Big Mouth' x ? -'Bristle Tooth' -'Czech Giant' -'Dentate' -'FTS Crimson Sawtooth' -'FTS Maroon Monster' -'Jaws' x '1955' -'Royal Red' Drosera -capillaris Onslow County, NC -capillaris Escambia County, FL...

I say Sarraceniaceae because its not just Sarracenia here... Its the group.... So here we go.... I hope to make this one of those... constant update thread things. Sarracenia purpurea. subsp. venosa Sarracenia purpurea subsp. purpurea f. heterophylla Sarracenia rosea aka. Sarracenia...

I am mostly looking for: Mature Darlingtonia, Other Rare Sarrs, Drosera Regia Big Easy, and Cephalotus.... <a href="http://s937.photobucket.com/albums/ad215/bag5678/?action=view&current=DSC01483.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i937.photobucket.com/albums/ad215/bag5678/DSC01483.jpg"...