Toodles Carnivore Aug 3, 2024 #1 Utricularia cornuta, Drosera rotundifolia, Drosera intermedia and Sarracenia purpurea ssp. purpurea. Last edited by a moderator: Nov 11, 2024
Toodles Carnivore Sep 23, 2024 #6 Here are some pitcher plants from when I went on a hike not too long ago. Their fall colors are beautiful. Last edited by a moderator: Nov 11, 2024
Here are some pitcher plants from when I went on a hike not too long ago. Their fall colors are beautiful.
Toodles Carnivore Sep 23, 2024 #7 Here are some sundews that you can barely see. Last edited by a moderator: Nov 11, 2024
A Albannach Seed Nov 11, 2024 #8 I haven’t seen any of these yet but as they are here in Nova Scotia I will need to watch out for them in the spring.
I haven’t seen any of these yet but as they are here in Nova Scotia I will need to watch out for them in the spring.
Jonathan Carnivorous Plant Addict Nov 12, 2024 #9 Albannach said: I haven’t seen any of these yet but as they are here in Nova Scotia I will need to watch out for them in the spring. Click to expand... There is lots on NS! IMO has the highest concentration of them.because the Province is so compact and there are Bogs everywhere!
Albannach said: I haven’t seen any of these yet but as they are here in Nova Scotia I will need to watch out for them in the spring. Click to expand... There is lots on NS! IMO has the highest concentration of them.because the Province is so compact and there are Bogs everywhere!
Toodles Carnivore Nov 12, 2024 #10 Albannach said: I haven’t seen any of these yet but as they are here in Nova Scotia I will need to watch out for them in the spring. Click to expand... They love the costal bogs and wetlands
Albannach said: I haven’t seen any of these yet but as they are here in Nova Scotia I will need to watch out for them in the spring. Click to expand... They love the costal bogs and wetlands
