Bugweeds in september

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Steve's plants were looking great when I stopped by last week, so I took a few pictures. I don't have any idea which picture corresponds with which plant, but I'm sure Steve will label them soon.


S. X areolata Citronelle Bog, Mobile Co., Alabama

S. X moorei Wilkerson Bog, Walton Co., Florida

S. X moorei Wilkerson Bog (May be "Wilkerson Red")

S. X moorei Wilkerson Bog

S. rubra gulfensis Crestview Radio Tower Site. (Extinct) Okaloosa County

S. X moorei Avalon Beach, Santa Rosa County, Florida

S. X readii Tibbie Bog, Washington County, Alabama

Sarracenia leucophylla Citronelle Bog, Mobile Co., Ala.

S. X readii Tibbie Bog, Washington Co., Alabama

 

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S. X readii Tibbie Bog

S. X readii Yellow River, Fla. (Sunbelle Exotics)

S. X moorei Avalon Beach, Fla.

S X moorei Avalon Beach, Fla.

S. minor var. okeefenokeensis "Red Cap"

S. X moorei Avalon Beach, Fla.

S. X moorei Avalon Beach, Fla.

S. X moorei Avalon Beach, Fla

Sarracenia leucophylla Ctenium Fields, Baldwin Co., Alabama

 

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S. leucophylla Ctenium Fields, Baldwin Co., Alabama

S. X moorei Bagdad Bog Santa Rosa County, Florida

S. X areolata Citronelle Bog, Mobile Co. Alabama

S. X "Rite-Aid" (Where the wife bought'em!)

S. X moorei Wilkerson Bog

S. X moorei Wilkerson Bog

S. X areolata "Wavy lid" Deer Park, Washington Co., Alabama

S. X readii Citronelle Bog, Mobile Co., Ala.

S. X moorei Avalon Beach, Florida

 

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S. X moorei Bagdad Bog, Santa Rosa Co., Florida

S. X moorei Avalon Beach, Fla.

Sarracenia rubra wherryi "Heavily veined, red throat" Tibbie Bog

S. flava Var. rubricorpora, Liberty County, Florida

Sarracenia alata Covington, Louisiana, St. Tamanny Parish

S. X moorei Avalon Beach, Fla.

S. X moorei Avalon Beach, Fla.

S. X moorei Avalon Beach, Fla.

Sarracenia alata "red/ black" Stone Co., Mississippi

S. leucophylla Hurricane Creek White, Baldwin County, Ala.

 

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S. alata X s. X areolata Tibbie Bog, Alabama

S. flava var. rubricorpora Liberty County, Florida

S. flava var. rubricorpora Liberty County, Florida

S. flava var. rugelii Cooks Bayou, Bay County, Florida

S. X moorei Wilkerson Bog, Fla.

S. X moorei Wilkerson Bog, Fla.

S. rubra wherryi From Tibbie Bog, unopened.

S. leucophylla Crestview Radio Tower Site (Extinct) Okaloosa Co., Fla.

S. X moorei Wilkerson Bog, Florida

 

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Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa var. montana (Garcia/Gagliardo)

S. alata St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. Covington, La.

S. X readii Tibbie Bog

S. X areolata Tibbie Bog

S. leucophylla Schnells Ghost (S. Clemesha Clone; Australia through Joe Mazrimas) Perdido, Alabama, Baldwin County

S. X moorei Bagdad Bog, Santa Rosa Co., Florida

S. flava Var. Rubricorpora Liberty Co., Florida

S. alata "red/black" Stone Co., Miss.

S. flava var. rugelii, Covington Co., Alabama

S. X catesbaei Wilkerson Bog, Walton Co., Fla.

 

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[Carito]

Astonishing, breathtaking, heartstopping beauty.

I bet the population of insects in Bugweed's town has dwindled from a beautiful, ravishing, drowning death.

 

[gardenofeden]

nice pics

some of those moorei's look very very leucophylla-like, what criteria are you using to determine whether they are one or the other?

 

[Bugweed]

My criteria in this case is the person sending them. ID'ed as moorei, I have no doubt that they are what they were sent as. The man who sent them has 40 plus years of experience, and used to collect and bog with another famous CP'er you may have heard of. When either of these gentlemen identify a plant, you can take THAT ID to the BANK!!!!! The men: Hanrahan and Miller. My plant ID'er was Jim Miller. One of the VERY BEST in the business! Though I have not studied the plant for any identifying characteristics, I trust the man's word. It is as good to me, as Mike King's. And I TRUST Mike King.