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Found a few places here that Sundew grow in the wild. Might have to make a trip in the spring to see them .

http://plants.usda.gov/java/county?stat ... mbol=DROSE

Cool! Looks like a trip for you!

Very nice! It could be a cool CP hunting trip

Might not even have to hunt them. Some places I don't think you can go without a guide. I think all of them are in state parks but i'm not 100% sure. I'm hoping there will be someone there that can point me in the right direction.

I knew KY used to have quite a few boggy/swampy areas but wasn't sure if they were all gone or not.

Very nice man! I've actually seen some wild CPs here in the Navajo Nation (New Mexico/Arizona) as well. I know that some Aquatic Bladderworts are native. But once when I was on a fishing trip with some of my cousins I've came across some Drosera that look like Intermedia alongside Wheatfields lake up in the mountains. An other near a stream near our cabin it was like "whoa... dude" lol

A definite trip to go on!

thanks for showing that link, dionae! I've actually been trying to find a site like this since I took a trip to Wisconsin 3 years ago. The only site I could find at the time was this: http://wisplants.uwsp.edu/search.html but it's dedicated to the state of wisconsin only... so that is very helpful.

Seeing sundews or any carnivorous plant in nature is well worth the drive- even over 8 hours one direction in my opinion!

If any of you like looking at amazing wildlife and just beautiful outdoor places I recommend Cumberland Falls. One of only 2 places in the world you can see a moonbow(rainbow at night)...the other is in Africa. Waterfalls, bears and just all around beautiful scenery.

The family and I have been a couple times and everyone loves it...so beautiful.

Word of caution...be careful at night there. The walkways aren't lit so well and there are bear and mountain lions there(found paw prints bigger than my hand on a river bank...will post pics if I can find them). Don't wander off alone.