carnivorous plants :-)))

"Ka30P" wrote in message
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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.

I tried a pitcher last year. It did not do well, and finally died. Let me
know how it goes. I may try again!

BV.

An excellent site for CP info:

http://www.carnivorousplants.org/

A good place to start is the FAQ under 'resources' on the bottom right
of the homepage. The plants aren't difficult to keep but they do have
some very specific needs. Enjoy.

Ron

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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Ron Lane
Central NJ, USA