> Barry here again,
>
> I posted a note describing the steps I am taking to sell my Sarracenia.
> Several of my CP comrades have reminded me that my usual great tact had
> temporarily failed me, as there are certain legal restrictions regarding
> the sales of some Sarracenia that are protected by the ESA. I have a
> question to the cogniscenti out there---is greenhouse documentation showing
> the plants have been grown from seed or vegetative propagation enough to
> make the plants legal?
>
> Barry
>
From what I've learned, if you send this document with the plant
it should make it without problem. The major concern the ESA has is that
you didn't collect your plants from the wild. However, certain states
have more stricter regulations and you may want to check in with them
before shipping (in particular, I know N.Carolina is extremely stringent
in regards to even owning species such as S.oreophila).
Chris