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From: "Bruce Bednar" <buellmyster@embarqmail.com>
To: buellmyster@embarqmail.com
Sent: Friday, April 7, 2017 8:51:30 PM
Subject: Sundews-Butterworts-Bladderworts-Fly traps

VENUS FLY TRAPS: Dionaea. Not TC, seed grown plants shipped bare root. small $2.00, medium $4.00, large $7.00.................each..............................



SUNDEWS: Drosera. Shipped with a small amount of soil around roots. D.capillaris $1.00ea. 50 for $35.00. 100 for $50.00..capillaris giant $2.00 ea.

D.binata (small) $2.00ea. D.intermedia (water lover) $2.00ea. D.filiformis filiformis (4-6" tall and redish) $3.00ea. D.filiformis tracyi (tall-green) $2.00ea.



BUTTERWORTS: Pinquicula. Shipped bare root, for best growth and size, remove flowers....Easy growers all year round. Caerulea (blue-purple flower)..

$3.50ea...Lutea (yellow flower) $3.75ea...Planifolia (redish foliage, purple flower)..likes it wet..$3.95ea...Primuliflora (pups easy, purple flower $3.50ea...



BLADDERWORTS: Utricularia..Portions sent, aquatics in damp bag, terrestrials in plug of soil. Terrestrials spread quickly, aquatics great for aquariums, or school research.. Subulata (terrestrial, small yellow flowers) $3.00ea... Liveda (terrestrial purple flower) $3.50ea...Sandersonii (terrestrial purple flower) ...

$3.50ea...Gibba (aquatic, threat like, yellow flower)...$3.50ea...Floradana (aquatic big fox tail, yellow flower)..$3.50ea...intermedia (aquatic long yellow

flower)...$3.50ea....Purpurea (aquatic, large bladders, purple flower) $4.00ea....All the aquatics do well in ponds.



NEPENTHES: Tropical hanging pitcher plants; Plants shipped bare root, and are from cuttings rooted at least six months. Size varies from 5 to 10 inchs tall.

N.x Splendid Diana; medium 6" pitchers, striped in purple with tall red peristome, female clone is a maxima hybrid.................................................$25.00.

N.x Cantleyi; This is the black gracilis crossed to the red bicalcarata, smaller plant with dark intermediate pitchers....................................................$25.00.

N.x effulgent koto; One of the Japanese hybrids with thorelli, 3 inch pitchers that are elongated and mottled with pink , fast to vine...........................$15.00.

N.x Kat Lester; A newer LBG hybrid with Viking and China mirabilis, looks like a paler Viking..vigorous medium sized grower...............................$15.00.

N.x Chelsoni; A Victorian rafflesiana cross that get very large in pitchers and growth, needs room to prosper. Cream color mug with striping............$15.00.

N.x (Thorelli x coccinea); A Calif.State Univ. hybrid by Leo Song. This clone has small pink mug shaped pitchers, from the 70's..............................$15.00.

N.x East Everglades; A Bednar/Bramblett hybrid, with reinwardtiana and female splendiana..Looks like a mottled reinwardt.....................................$20.00.

N.x Hookera; We have a few clones of this natural and man made Victorian hybrid of rafflesiana x mirabilis, gets big, like a elongated raff...............$20.00.

N.x (kampotiana x Williamsi); The kampot used was a mislabeled mirabilis, colorful medium sized grower with 3 inch mostly red pitchers..............$20.00.

N.x (ampullaria green x alata); Looks a lot like ampullaria, fairly slow medium sized grower, dose not vine easily. Pitchers mostly green..................$20.00.

N.x Harelliana; A LBG hybrid, we have several different colored clones, green, rose, and red speckled, vines fast and pitchers are 3-5"......................$20.00.

N.x David Parkyn; A Bramblett hybrid of the 80's. Smaller growing plant with colorful pitchers about 1 to 3" tall.....vines well....................................$20.00.

N.x Balmy koto; A Japanese hybrid of maxima and thorelli, colorful striped 4 to 6" pitchers, medium size grower, easy to grow...................................$20.00.

N.x Andrewensis; A LBG hybrid, seeds germinated day after hurricane Andrew went through! Has Khasiana vigour, gets big, pitchers mostly green.$15.00.

N.x Khaslessii; A LBG hybrid with Khasiana, vines fast and gets big, pitchers to 8". Can tolerate cooler temps even into upper 30's.............................$20.00.



BOG and TERRESTRIAL ORCHIDS:

Habenaria repens; Has a green spider shaped flower, loves water and being wet, creeps by roots and pups easy..super easy to grow bog plant..............$3.50ea.

Habenaria odontopetala; Likes shady damp woods, green and yellow flowers on tall spike, night fragrant. comes up from a bulb, needs a dormancy...$3.95ea.

Habenaria quinqueseta; White spidery flowers with a long throat, comes up from a bulb, needs a dormancy. Prefers damp open lite areas...................$4.50ea.

Ponthieva racemosa; The ditch which orchid, comes up from thick root stock, dormant in summer, likes the cooler weather of fall & winter................$3.50ea.

Spiranthes vernalis; The spiral nodding ladies tresses, small white swirl of flowers. Grass like foliage from tuber, full sun bog plant.............................$2.00ea.

Spiranthes lanceolata; The giant orange red flowering, large leaf orchid, that grows in sand in full sun, gets over 2 feet tall, impressive! Easy grower..$7.50ea.

Spiranthes palludicola; Dark red winter flowering deep woods plant, likes it damp but needs a dormancy over the summer, medium sized.....................$9.50ea.

Spiranthes luteoalba: The green yellow flowering giant, full sun, enjoys sand. Needs a winter dormancy. Rare..............................................................$15.00ea.

Calopogon tuberosus; The grass pink orchid, medium sized flowers in spring, foliage grass like from bulb. Easy and colorful grower. Bog plant..........$3.65ea.

Cleistes divaricata; One tall spoon shaped leaf from thick root stock, needs a dormancy but rewards with large showy flower, Bog plant, not easy..........inquire

Oceoclades maculate; Hurrican winds blew in seed from Africa, now established native. Nice medium pink-white flowers, shade or sun. Easy..............$3.50ea.

Arundina bambusifolia; The bamboo orchid, large pink flowers on bamboo like shoots to 6 foot. Full sun and likes it damp. Bog plant...........................$8.00ea.

Cynorchis fastiguosa; Two leaves put up 6 inch pink-purple flower which self pollinates and spreads seeds in all your pots...that germinate!...................$3.50ea.

Pogonia ophioglossoides; The rose pogonia, spoon shaped foliage out of running roots with a medium size pink flower. Needs moisture, bog plant........$2.50ea.

Vanilla orchids. Start as a terrestrial and vine into epiphites, sold by the foot $10.00 each. Available; planifolia, planifolia varagata, planifolia albo marginata,

barbellata, dillioniana, aphylla purple, aphylla alba, pompona, poieti, all are easy growers but can take 3 months to root, large flowers. Cuttings only.

Momosa plicata; Fresh seed of the sensitive plant, leaves close when touched, will not transplant, but easy from seed, perfrect for the kids or school. Pack$2.00.



When ordering, total your wants and please add 15% for shipping, for fastest service pay pal our email address of buellmyster@embarqmail.com or we except checks and money orders to Lees Botanical Gardens, PO Box 669, Labelle Fl. 33975...USA shipping only.....good growing. Bruce Lee Bednar

Fantastic prices, wish there were some sarracenia on that list!

SARRACENIA
purpurea venosa var rosea Chipola....southern grower, maroon pitchers, large short lavender flower............................................................$7.00ea

psittacina...typical form, 4-5" dark maroon tall flower, enjoys loads of water, mostly maroon pitchers, easy grower.....................................$4.00ea

psittacina...giant form, 10-15" very aquatic, impressive grower......................................................................................................................$10.00ea

psittacina....green form, red flower, mostly green pitchers but in full sun gets a lot of red veins, but will sunburn, 3-5".................................$7.50ea

flava......Carolina green form....medium size grower with large yellow flower, solid green pitchers 12-15"....................................................$7.50ea

flava......veined form...pitchers 12-15" with light to heavy veining....easy growers, need full sun to color up...................................................$9.50ea

flava......giant form....Maxima, produces only 2 or 3 pitchers a season, but big ones, green with red blotch in throat, wetter the better.........$12.50ea

flava...cut throat form...Rugelli...nice yellowish green pitchers with a splash of red in throat, easy to grow and popular.................................$5.00ea

flava...red form...3 years from seed, 10-12" Atropurpurea, red trumpet with mostly red lid, full sun...difficult to color up perfectly..............$12.50ea

leucophylla....typical gulf form, tends to be tall and thin, lots of maroon if grown in full sun, easy grower, maroon flower.12-20"................$5.00ea

leucophylla....Chipola form, stockier with alittle pubescent feel to the pitcher, lots of maroon, grows well in partial shade..12-18"................$5.00ea

leucophylla...."Drummund's giant" Only produces 2 or 3 pitchers a year, but big ones, some 30" impressive grower..................................... $12.50ea

minor....typical form, likes it fairly dry and can be difficult to grow, brown cap with yellow flowers, full sun or partial shade.6-10"..............$5.00ea

alata...typical tall green form...likes it wet with full sun, tall yellow flower, easy grower........12-18"................................................................$5.00ea

alata...veined with maroon under lid, full sun, will go temp. green after transplant shock........12-18"................................................................$9.50ea

alata...black form...nigrapurpurea. Once established in full sun will develop a dark maroon pitcher by late fall, temp.greens after transplant..$12.50ea

alata...pubescens..a shorter green, pubescent pitcher producer, yellow flower, a dwarf form....10-14".................................................................$9.50ea

rubra gulfensis....typical form, small, mostly green with veins in lid and upper tube, maroon flower,...6-10"...........easy grower,......................$4.00ea

rubra gulfensis...maroon cap, brown to maroon lid on mostly green pitcher, likes extra water and full sun...8-12"..............................................$7.50ea

rubra gulfensis.."alba" green pitchers with yellow flower...............................................................................8-12".............................................$12.50ea

rubra gulfensis..."giant form" tall slender pitchers to 20" tall........impressive grower.........................................................................................$12.50ea

rubra wherryii...typical form, smallest of the Sarracenia, only 5-8" dark maroon flower, can be alittle difficult to grow, full sun.........................$5.00ea

rubra wherryii... Yellow flower, looks like the typical, but puts up a yellow flower, can be difficult to grow, full sun........................................$12.00ea

rubra wherryii... Giant form, less pitchers but twice as big 10-16" dark maroon flower, can be difficult to grow, full sun..................................$12.50ea

X Wrigleyana.....psittacina x leucophylla.....................$6.00ea X Formosa.....psittacina x minor...................................$6.00ea

X Gillipini..........psittacina x gulfensis.........................$6.00ea X Gillipini.....psittacina x wherryi.................................$6.00ea

X Readii.............leuco gulf x rubra gulfensis...............$6.00ea X Readii.......leuco gulf x wherryii...............................$6.00ea

X Mooreana.......leuco gulf x flava cut throat...............$6.00ea X Areolata....leuco gulf x alata typical.........................$6.00ea

X Ashlessii........rubra wherryii x alata pubecens..........$6.00ea X Exornata....purp ven. x alata typical..........................$7.50ea

X Catsbaei.........leuco Chipola x purp ven....................$7.50ea rubra gulf giant x rubra jonesii....................................$12.50ea

X Cittronellei....leuco x alata x wherryi.........................$7.50ea X Tall Tube Readii...rubra gulf giant x leuco gulf.....$10.00ea

Hmm...Too bad there's no Leuco HCW. I want to have another to have two matching pots of them... I will probably order the giant and green psittacina varieties though. I love that sp.

U can get the hcw from Mike wang

I was praying I'd see purpurea heterophylla, it's in my own state, I'd love to have one

Just got a Drummonds giant from them. Very big plant, three growth points.