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S.purpurea.....

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The late bloomers have finally come out to play:



S. 'Moorei' -- 2
S. flava var. cuprea -- 3
S. flava var. flava -- 4
S. 'Cobras Nest' -- 1
S. leuco x rubra spp. gulfensis -- 2
S. rubra ssp. wherryi -- 1
S. flava. var. ornata -- 1
S. "Godzuki" -- 1
S. 'Leah Wilkerson' -- 1
S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. brukeii x ?? -- 1
S. alata (Red) X flava (veined) -- 1
S. alata "Maroon throat" --- 1
S. ('Golden Red Jubilee' x leucophylla) --- 1
S. 'Mardi Gras' --1
S. 'Reptilian Rose' --- 1
S. 'Cronus' ---1
S. 'Daina's Delight' --- 1
S. 'Catesbaei' --- 1
S. leucophylla --- 1
S. purpurea x leucophylla --- 1
S."Firesticks" --- 1

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S. x ( x gilpinii X minor var. okefenokeensis)--- 1
S. rubra ssp. gulfensis --- 1
S. 'Moorei #2' --- 2
S. rubra ssp. jonesii --- 1
S. 'Golden Red Jubilee' --- 2
S. psittacina 'Giant' --- 1
S. 'GRJ' x rubra ssp. alabamensis --- 2
 
I have a second flower from my unknown rubra hybrid. I might be able to make a cross, though the flava's flower no longer looks healthy. (cold and rain might have hurt it)
 
Ok remembered the memory card today, here's a few snaps.

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Couple 'LW' pitchers forming and small bud at the bottom.
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S. flava var. flava
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S. purp venosa var. burkeii x ?? aka Brokken's unknown
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S. 'Reptilian Rose'
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S. 'Mardi Gras'
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S. alata black x flava veined
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S. leuco x rubra gulfensis
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S. 'Moorei #2'
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Did you decide to forgo the large bog containers in favor of the small pots?

Ya I really had to because of numerous factors. It's a pain to dig them up each year and have to dig down shoulder deep in peat and still rip a large amount of roots off. Also you can never foresee which Sarrs will explode growth wise and which will straggle so some are bound to be in the shadow of the others. This way I can move them around and transplant much more easily. I also am able to get rid of the excess water and clean the containers more easily thus avoiding that rotten egg smell from sulfur bacteria due to the lack of oxygen. Overall I think it will work out better this way but I think once I get too many divisions of some I will place them in the large containers and let them be for a few years weather permitting. Only down side to this method I've come across is the need to water more often and the nuisance of mosquitoes to come. I think I'll have to get a couple BT dunkers in there to keep them in check.
 
OK, Finally got a chance to take some pic's of the outdoor plants.

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First flower to open and first pitcher! S. flava var. rubricorpora F-1
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Purp. bog
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Cactus and bog tray.
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Great pictures!

Man, you guys are lucky. It's been windy and cold here... Everything except my oreo still seem to be in deep sleep. I keep telling myself to have patience, but I want my pitchers! :)
 
YES!!!!!!! I have a lot... For my unsurity about dormancy... Here's a list, with pics to come when flowering...
Maybe Alata Maroon Throat, A Bubbly rhizome, but not sure if its a flower.
3 Oreo X Alab- No buds yesterday, 3 today! And they're kind of tall
1 Oreo-Everyone mentions vigour to Hybrids with oreo, but my bud grew about 3 inches in a week! definately the fastest bud i've observed yet
1 Rubra
1 Ladybug
1 Alata X Leuco... I think thats all(so far)
 
Beautiful, guys! Brokken, is that first one a flava var. rubricorpora??


Here are some recent shots from me:

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Here's a quick shot of the first Cephalotus flower stalk to make an appearance in 2010 . . .

Cephalotus follicularis cv. "Hummer's Giant"
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