carnivorous plants :-)))

I had an excellent website that i THOUGHT i bookmarked on growing
venus flytraps. I can't find it, but i am sure you can find info
online. I wanted to do the same thing but i dont want it to eat any
baby toads so i decided against it. When/if i ever stop being so toad
crazy, i might give it a try.

Good luck and if it works, pictures would be great!




On 16 May 2004 21:30:28 GMT, EROSPAM (Ka30P) wrote:


Oh boy, oh boy!!!!
One of our local nurseries is selling pitcher plants and venus fly
traps! I
bought two pitcher plants and one fly trap.
I'm going to put them in the middle tub on my deck.
Going to have to do a little reading and make sure I can keep them
healthy.
They are a true bog plant.
I had one volunteer carnivorous bladder wort show up in the frog bog
via birdy
business. I don't think I'll put these in as they look a bit fragile
and the
labradors once and a while will wade in the frog bog to cool off.
Also found society garlic for the first time around here. Smells nice
and
garlicy with a pretty purple flower.


kathy :-)
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