s. alata in texas

[limeslide]

This year, I had the privalage of visiting Beaumont, Texas, USA to see Sarracenia alata in the wild! Well, more like in the outskirts of a metropolis. . I went to two trails in the area, I didn't see much but I had a lot of fun and I will gladly come again any time when I have the time. It was the end of the growing season thus the plants look a little mangled, but nonetheless here goes!
These pictures are from Hardin County, Texas, USA and Tyler County, Texas, USA.












Thanks for viewing!

[limeslide]

Extra post, sorry.

[Brian Barnes]

Thanks for sharing your report with us!

Happy Growing,

Brian

[Alexis]

Great! I suspect the alatas will look better in late September, after rains.

[Richard Davion]

Gees ... Can't-Wait to-See What You Come-Back-with After-R-'Real'-Holiday!!! >(*U^)< HINT: 'Forget' The-Wife ... They NEVER-Understand Our-Passions & "I"-Appreciate The Shot-of-The Boardwalk ... Since-It Kind'a' SETS-The-Scene for-an-Overseas-Person, 'Not'-Acustomed to-Your Locale', Kind'a'-Thing / so-to-Speak!!! >(*U^)<

[limeslide]

Thank for the replies, I hope to come next year(I hope my mom can take another trip), this time in early summer, to catch blooms, pitchers, and visit more locales! Anyone have any suggestions to where else to go next visit?