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Post by Brian Barnes on May 28, 2009 20:23:26 GMT
Hello my Friends, Here's a little taste of things to come... Here's some extraordinary Sarracenia from Splinter Hill. Please enjoy and stay tuned!  Happy Growing, Brian.      |
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Post by Randy Zerr on May 29, 2009 3:38:21 GMT
I know that flava X leucophylla. It's all by itself. Did you see any pure flavas there, Brian?
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Post by Brian Barnes on May 29, 2009 10:02:58 GMT
Hi Randy, No, absolutely not! I was quite mesmerized upon seeing this spectacular hybrid, so I dedicated a whole day's exploration to finding Sarracenia flava, but to no avail. Keith Tassin from TNC was with me for two days of the four days I spent there exploring and filming, etc... He's never found them either and he's been there several times, burning the area (prescribed fire) and knows every nook and cranny. VERY interesting! This same anomaly occurs about 12 miles north of there as well, even further outside of S. flava's documented range! I did manage to do a few video clips showing no S. flava anywhere near the fore-mentioned plants for research/ documentary purposes. Happy Growing, Brian. |
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Post by jfowler on May 30, 2009 1:52:23 GMT
Dayum! Brian. That is too much to take in. I can hardly wait for the movie... That last one (which looks like a leuco x purp cross to me) is out of this world! Thanks for sweet dreams, tonight.
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Post by Brian Barnes on Jun 1, 2009 14:20:51 GMT
Thanks Jim, Glad you liked them... More to follow soon! Happy Growing, brian. |
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Post by philgreen on Jun 8, 2009 18:41:01 GMT
Very nice, especially pic 3 & 5.
Now where's the rest.
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