I'm actually a long-time member of this list, although I've been dormant
for a few years now. :-)
Time to resurface...
Although I've been on this list for some years, I'm still doing the same
mistakes with the plants I'm growing; currently Drosera capensis 'Alba', D.
alicae, D. binata and Dionea muscipula.
Earlier I have unsuccessfully tried another Drosera capensis 'Alba', a
Pinguicula vulgaris and a tiny P. villosa.
Currently I'm trying to get a few Sarracenea, which I find very beautiful,
to broaden my budding collection. Also tempting is the Cephalotus
follicularis which seems to be a wonderfully bizzare species.
Also on my agenda is to get my own copy of Slack's "Carnivorous Plants"
(the copy I currently have is the library's), and some other helpful book
(any suggestions?). I will also try buying some plants from another EU
country (which was a hassle when I started, since Sweden wasn't a member of
the EU back then).
I look forward to continuing my participation in the CP list for several
more years.
Best,
/abj
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Mr. Andreas Bjorklind, Laboratory for Library and Information
Science (LIBLAB), Dept. of Comp. & Info. Sci., Linkoping University,
S-581 83 Linkoping, Sweden. Tel. +46 13 28 19 69 Mobile +46 70 540 63 83
Fax +46 13 14 22 31, Internet: abj@ida.liu.se, AOL: Bjorklind
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