What do you plan to donate to this year's NASC auction?

[bluemax]

At this point in time I am planning on putting up for bid a Cephalotus of the rare "PM1" clone and possibly a clump of Utricularia humboltii. It depends a bit on interest.

 

[Rocketgirl]

How is the process to donate? I have some sundew albino available.

 

[adnedarn]

Have a look at the rules thread in this sub forum, then scroll to the bottom of the main forum list for past auctions and ypu can see examples if you'd like.

 

[herenorthere]

I plan to donate an S. flava v. rugelii that's large enough to fill a 10" pot. It's waking up following winter and should provide lots of blooms and pitchers at its new home. I got it for the price of shipping a few years ago from a person here who could no longer keep CPs and it has grown to overwhelm the space I have for Sarrs. I might also donate a few Tillandsia if I have spares of a size that would be worth it. I'll look to see if there's anything more, but it wouldn't be anything exotic.

 

[andynorth1962]

I decided to buy digital copy of "The Savage Garden" so I will be listing the book version.

 

[andynorth1962]

Is there a reason the NASC website does not advertise the auction?

 

[Shadowtski]

I have a small SG Drosera regia that I plan to donate to the auction.
If the bid goes to $20 or higher, I'll pick up shipping cost.

 

[carolatcj]

Is there a reason the NASC website does not advertise the auction?

Our website is problematic. We are in the process of trying to decide if we need a completely new format. In the meantime, we aren't posting much there.

 

[Acro]

Items I'll soon list, for your bidding pleasure:

Fire-Star Orchids Epidendrum radicans
Vanda Tere Orchids
(Maybe . . . some Bamboo Orchids?)
(Maybe . . . some Monk Orchids?)
(Maybe . . . some ground orchids like Bletilla striata, Bletilla striata "alba", or Spathoglottis?)
(Maybe . . . Drynaria rigidula (Basket Fern)
Wild Dewberry Vines (Rubus flagellaris)
Coleus cuttings of some type
"Orange Bulldog" Pumpkin Seeds
The Famous Cemetery Spanish Moss
Cotton Plant Ties
Garden Gargoyles!

And maybe others . . .