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Post by pmarch on Aug 28, 2007 1:00:40 GMT
I just moved to Sacramento and plan to get into growing again. Before Sacramento, I was in Bellingham where there are some great sundew logs floating on ponds up in the hills. On the way down to CA through OR, had the opportunity to see the Darlingtonia bog near Florence - I highly recommend it. When I was in college and grad school, my CP collections got a little out of control and all of my plants were donated to the university greenhouse before I went into the Peace Corps. I look forward to growing again now that I'm back!
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Post by Hikenyura on Aug 28, 2007 1:03:05 GMT
Welcome, hope you learn alot from this cp community.
Good luck growing
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agar
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Post by agar on Aug 29, 2007 2:45:12 GMT
Welcome! By now, you've undoubtedly experienced our warmer weather here in northern CA. Tomorrow's forcast is a high of 102 - Ouch! That'll start changing as we progress into fall, however, you won't have to deal with more extreme cold of WA over winter;-) FYI, a "heads up" on upcoming local events in September: Sacramento Bromeliad and Carnivorous Plant Society meeting Wednesday September 19th, 7:30 PM Garden Arts Center PROGRAM: Florida Native Bromeliads 3330 McKinley blvd, Sacramento, CA www.bsi.org/webpages/sacramento.htmlBAY AREA CARNIVOROUS PLANT SOCIETIES ANNUAL SHOW AND SALE: The date and location for the Bay Area Carnivorous Plant Societies show and sale is Saturday September 22nd, 12 - 4PM at Saint Anne¹s Church, 850 Judah St. in San Francisco. This is the big show of the year. Information at www.bacps.org/nextmtg.html I plan to attend both. Well worth attending for seeing/buying CP's and interacting with other CP enthusiasts. I'll try and post to the "Meetings" section closer to these event's. Agar |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 9, 2007 1:09:59 GMT
lol sorry for the late welcome but i was going through the older introductions......and yeah you came right as we were having one of our hottest years ever.... when just 2or 3 years ago we had one of the largest rain fall counts in the nation...funny how things work.....
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Post by sheepboy on Oct 10, 2007 1:38:45 GMT
hay im also from the northern california and i love it!!
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Post by Deleted on Oct 10, 2007 7:41:24 GMT
lol sheeoboy its okay i could do with colder tmeps...i personally prefer them temp to be between 40 to 60 degrees ferenheit( i think thats how its spelt..o well) ...its always easier to put a jacket to get warmer in the winter then to get cooler in the summer
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