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carnivorous plants in Reno

dustin_nevadanorth

16 years ago

Any one ever tried carnivorous plants in northern Nevada? Cobra plant.com Sarracenia North west has some cool stuff. I want to try some sarracenia this year in a small bog/ pot garden. My tropical sundews from them have done well the past few years. Now to try something outside.

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gardenluv
16 years ago
I have never tried any carnivorous plants but they sound interesting!
dustin_nevadanorth
Original Author
16 years ago
I have ordered some and they should be here this week. I will keep post of the progress.
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gardenluv
16 years ago
Please do! I don't think I have ever even SEEN a carnivorous plant so I am intrigued. I might have to look them up online.

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