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DROSERA plants

D. adelae
D. capensis white form photo
D. capensis - Broad Leaf Form
D. capensis - Red Form 'De Kom, RSA'
D. capensis (Montague Pass) photo
D. capensis (Vogelgaat)
D. capensis (Matroosberg) photo
D. capensis - Mini Red

pygmy sundews

D. omissa photo


Dionea muscipula (venus fly trap)

D. bohemian garnet photo
D. crested petoiles
D. crocodile
D. cupped trap photo
D. dingley giant photo
D. eyelash
D. funnell trap 'Trichterfalle' photo
D. microdent
D. M07
D. red piranha photo
D. south west giant photo
D. tiger fang photo
D. uk sawtooth I photo
D. uk sawtooth II photo
D. wacky Trap
D. whale
D. yellow

RARE CLONES:
D. crocodile
D. eyelash
D. microdent
D. whale



Genlisea plants

G. hispidula photo1 photo2
G. violacea giant photo

Nepenthes plants
N.ventrata photo

pinguicula plants

P. esseriana
p. tina photo photo2

SARRACENIA plants

S. daniel Rudd
S. dixie lace photo
S. exellens Yellow flower photo
S. farnhannii photo
S. formosa
S. jenny helen photo photo 2
S. leucophylla photo photo 2
S. leucophylla
S. leucophylla (Apalachicola, Florida, USA)
S. leucophylla (Baldwin Co, Alabama, USA)
S. leucophylla short red pitchers (Baldwin Co, Alabama, USA)
S. leucophylla tarnok
S. lynda butt
S. minor photo photo 2 photo 3
S. oreophila photo 1 photo 2
S. purpurea hybrid photo photo 2
S. Pcittacina


more photos here

Wow! Great list Rob!

list updated with drosera aliciae
and Nepenthes alata.
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Matt wrote:Wow! Great list Rob!

thanks,

You bought the same ruby red and royal red as me

Nice grow list too

Hi Rob
nice list there doing well in deed . noticed you have U. australis on your list interesting !!how did you get that and how do you grow it in the UK ?? as its tropical would be interested to know please have you got pic's of it
J

VFT update.

thare just small cuttings, got them from a uk forum member, there in a terrarium,
i'll mayby post pics later if i have time.

snapperhead51 wrote:Hi Rob
nice list there doing well in deed . noticed you have U. australis on your list interesting !!how did you get that and how do you grow it in the UK ?? as its tropical would be interested to know please have you got pic's of it
J

Hi Rob ok no problem , it was just a interest thing as I have U gibber here and thought it was australis for a long time as Gibber grows well in colder temps, so just wondering if it was correctly named only need one look at the growth stem to tell , only a interest thing

ppl in this website always killing me with their collections of Venus Flytraps.

put them in a small dish and took a photo, thare not doing very well, havent grow since i got them

snapperhead51 wrote:Hi Rob ok no problem , it was just a interest thing as I have U gibber here and thought it was australis for a long time as Gibber grows well in colder temps, so just wondering if it was correctly named only need one look at the growth stem to tell , only a interest thing

not sure what you mean

HarrisAz wrote:ppl in this website always killing me with their collections of Venus Flytraps.

updated

+ Nepenthes & Dionaea

27/10/2010/ there is now a photo of U.vulgaris

8/11/2010/ + D. wacky Trap, D. fused Tooth China.

11/11/2010/ + D. crocodile

Nice additions!