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First Sarracenia Bud Emerging

14 years ago

Both my Sarracenia flava 'Coppertop' and all my Drosera filiformis are beginning to emerge. Frankly I wouldn't mind if they would hold off because I will either have to protect them from frost until the end of April or loose the flowers (I'll protect them.)

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Everything else is still asleep.

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Comments (5)

taz6122
14 years ago
I haven't taken mine out of the frige yet. It's getting about that time tho.;^)
petiolaris
14 years ago
LOL! I haven't brought mine home from a co-worker's unheated apartment yet.
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buckcity
Original Author
14 years ago
Spring! Time for some pictures:
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That's "Rex" on the right.
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Above the Queen, 'Leah Wilkerson'
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S.'Scarlet Belle'
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and finally S.'Okee Giant'
tommyr_gw Zone 6
14 years ago
Nice pics Buck! Potted up the rest of my Sarrs. today.
justin1012454875
14 years ago
Amazing my pitchers are growing but no flowers from them but the venus fly trap flowers are pollinated and making

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