Impressions from the garden of no-return

Jul 10, 2009 11:57

For the small minority that takes interest in plants, here's a what my CP bogs look like right now. There's a whole bunch of closeups in the body of the message. One neat thing about all the sarracenia species is that despite their wildly different shapes, you can cross any two of them together and the resulting offspring is also fertile - so you can keep making infinite variations:





Sarracenia alata


Sarracenia x alata


Sarracenia x 'Dana's Delight'


Sarracenia x 'Dixie Lace'


Sarracenia x 'Bug Pipes'


Sarracenia x 'Godzuki'


Sarracenia jonesii


Sarracenia x 'Judith Hindle'


Sarracenia x 'Ladies in Waiting'


Sarracenia x 'Mardi Gras'


Sarracenia x mitchelliana


Sarracenia var. montana


Sarracenia x moorei


Sarracenia x moorei


Sarracenia oreophila x flava


Sarracenia x wriggleyana


Sarracenia leucophylla


Sarracenia x 'Hummer's Hammerhead'


Sarracenia x 'Harvest of Gold'


Sarracenia var. ornata


Sarracenia x readii


Sarracenia purpurea form. heterophylla


Sarracenia x "Heart of Envy"


Sarracenia x 'Ladybug'


Sarracenia x 'Leah Wilkerson'


Sarracenia flava var. rubicorpora


Sarracenia x 'Cobra Nest'


Sarracenia x "Coventry"


Sarracenia x 'Junebug'


Sarracenia x oreophila


Sarracenia x psittacina


Sarracenia rubicorpora x ornata


Sarracenia ssp. venosa


Also, sorry for not posting more and keeping in touch. Doing housework has kept me and Dog busy for the last few months. I apologize to those whose fursuits I was supposed to get done but now that there's light at the end of the tunnel, I should be able to jump back to work and we should be able to start hosting games on Fridays once more.
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