Here's what I originally asked for.
> S. flava 5---My most gargantuan Sarracenia. This plant is all green
except
> a red throat splotch. The first pitcher it produces each year is as large
> as any I have seen---including many field trips in the wild. Another
plant
> from Florida that I will miss.
> One, maybe two flowering size crowns, are available for $8 each.
>
> S. flava 7---Another plant of unsurpassed beauty---this specimen is tall
> and elegant, but its great attraction are the thick red veins that extend
> from the ground---up the pitcher---to diverge into wild baroque
reticulation
> on the lid. From Florida
> One, maybe two flowering crowns are available for $8 each.
>
> S. oreophila 4---a mere seedling-juvenile. This is a very rare plant that
> is supposed to grow into a pale green, tall specimen. It comes from
> Cherokee Co., Alabama.
> A plant, not quite juvenile, is available for $5.
>
> S. oreophila 6---a mere seedling-juvenile. This is a very rare plant that
> hails from Center, Cherokee Co., AL
> A plant, not quite juvenile, is available for $5.
>
> S. oreophila 7---a mere seedling-juvenile. This is a very rare plant that
> hails from a certain pond in Marshall Co., AL
> A plant, not quite juvenile, is available for $5.
> S. rubra ssp. rubra 3---A vigorous clone from Ash, NC.
> A single juvenile crown is available for $4.
> S. rubra ssp. jonesii 1---This is an extremely rare plant. This
particular
> specimen is delightful in growing nearly pure red in full light.
> A few mature crowns are available for $10 each.
However, in view of your last posting I guess that the vast majority of the
plants I want are withdrawn. A great shame since these are very rare
locations which to my knowledge are not grown in Europe. Oh well. Another
time maybe.
Let me know how much you need including postage and I'll get the money to
you.
The big minor from Okkefenokee is quite common here. If you ever want a
piece I can ship you some no problem.
-- Phil Wilson (cp@pwilson.demon.co.uk)