Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2000 13:29:04 -0500 From: "Michael Hunt" <MPHCJ5@email.msn.com> To: cp@opus.hpl.hp.com Message-Id: <aabcdefg379$foo@default> Subject: Re:global warming or just normal early spring flowers
Flowering now outside Pingicula ionantha, just starting P. primuliflora, P.
planifolia, buds showing on P. lutea.
D. capillaris and D. brevifolia.
Sarracenia seedlings from last year are sprouting in the bog garden. A few
hybrid Sarracenia have passed full bloom, but just a few. Most are still
dormant.
This is about the time of year that I usually see new life on the plants
here (Around Valentines Day)
~Mike
St. Petersburg Fl USA
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>
> >Sarracenia flava flower that opened its petals. How is everyone else
> >doing?
>
> >Dick in the uk.
>
> I have a S. readii with five open flowers and a sixth one on the way up,
yet
> the plant is still producing those wavy red tendrils for growth(do those
> qualify as phyllodia?). One S. rubra gulfensis has four flowers on the way
> up. Everything else (I only have about twenty five Sarracenia plants,
> including three different forms of flava) is still in dormancy.
>
> Trent Meeks
> Pompano Beach, Fl
>
>
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