Post by Christian on Aug 11, 2013 7:27:20 GMT
Hi,
besídes some Dionaea (see part two of the report, link at the bottom) there have been auf course some nice Sarracenia too:
The last location Mark wanted to show us was about 40 Miles away from that spot. It was already late afternoon as we started driving there. As we arrived the sun was almost going down, which gave us real good lights to take pictures. This spot was a large population of Sarracenia flava. It was well worth driving there!
The plants seemed to be between the Variations var. maxima and var. ornata:
We could find some hybrids as well:
If you look carefully you can find some interesting plants, that live in and on the plants:
Christian
P.S.:
Part1: icps.proboards.com/thread/6500/carnivorous-plants-north-carolina-1
Part2: icps.proboards.com/thread/6501/carnivorous-plants-north-carolina-2
besídes some Dionaea (see part two of the report, link at the bottom) there have been auf course some nice Sarracenia too:
The last location Mark wanted to show us was about 40 Miles away from that spot. It was already late afternoon as we started driving there. As we arrived the sun was almost going down, which gave us real good lights to take pictures. This spot was a large population of Sarracenia flava. It was well worth driving there!
The plants seemed to be between the Variations var. maxima and var. ornata:
We could find some hybrids as well:
If you look carefully you can find some interesting plants, that live in and on the plants:
Christian
P.S.:
Part1: icps.proboards.com/thread/6500/carnivorous-plants-north-carolina-1
Part2: icps.proboards.com/thread/6501/carnivorous-plants-north-carolina-2
