Date: Thu, 20 Nov 1997 16:49:48 -0800 From: "Ermine!" <ermine@netscape.com> To: cp@opus.hpl.hp.com Message-Id: <aabcdefg4457$foo@default> Subject: New member from Australia
> From: iwilliams@dist.gov.au (Ian Williams)
> Subject: Hello Everybody from Canberra, Australia
>
> It is 8.07 am here in Canberra Australia on Friday. So good
> morning.
> I have just subscribed to this discussion group.
Welcome to the CP mailing list! I just joined a month ago myself, after
a very interesting CP expedition I took. This is the most
intercontinental mailing list I've ever been a part of, considering all
the countries the participants are from.
> I have a small glass house and I am currently building up my
> collection of drosera and sarracenia. I was also given a
> nepenthes
> recently which will be a challenge to grow in Canberra with its
> cool
> night temperatures.
Have you tried Darlingtonia? While a native to California, it also
needs cool night temperatures and cool roots - perhaps they'd grow well
for you.
As a newcomer to CPs, one of my current interests is Cephalotus. I
don't have one yet, but expect to by the end of next year. As it is an
australian plant, I thought I'd ask if you had one? If so, what can you
tell me about how to grow them?
Again, welcome to the CP list, and good growing!
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