20 March 2004

Snow melted, still covered with pine needles. Pine needles removed. Still needs a little housekeeping when it gets warmer. Closeup of left side of bog. Closeup of right side of bog. Lengthwise shot from right side. The bird netting is needed to keep destructive critters out.

16 May 2004

D. linearis emerging from hibernacula. D. rotundifolia emerging from hibernacula. P. vulgaris emerging from hibernacula. S. alata emerging. Unknown Sarracenia flava species in bud, emerging from hibernacula.
Sarracenia flava maxima in bud, emerging from hibernacula. Sarracenia flava ruglei emerging from hibernacula. Unknown Sarracenia flava species emerging from hibernacula. Sarracenia purpurea purpurea flower bugs emerging from hibernacula. Jack-In-The-Pulpit growing among the Forget-Me-Nots along my backyard fence. I know that it isn't a CP, but it made a nice picture.

3 June 2004

Drosera intermedia. Drosera linearis. Drosera rotundifolia. Pinguicula vulgaris - the foliage isn't much to look at, courtesy of the snails, but the flowers are nice. Sarracenia flava in bud (the smaller one in the back).
   
Sarracenia catesbaei (flava x purpurea). Sarracenia purpurea purpurea with new pitchers and flowers just about open. A shot of the garden from the left side. A cold, wet spring made for a slow start, but we're getting there.    

10 June 2004

Drosera linearis - it was cool and windy today, which dried out the "dew." D. muscipula just getting underway. D. muscipula 'Red Dragon'. Young plants just getting underway. P. vulgaris in flower - the slugs didn't find this one. P. vulgaris clump.
S. catesbaei - these pitchers grew very fast. I guess they were hungry. S. flava in flower. S. flava pitcher just opening for business. S. purpurea purpurea flowers closeup. The flash went off, but it made a nice effect, so I kept the shot. I still need to improve my skills. S. purpurea purpurea in flower.
     
S. purpurea purpurea pitchers. Right side of bog garden shows lots of S. rubra varieties coming into bloom, as well as other good growth.      

22 June 2004

Drosera linearis w/ flower buds Drosera rotundifolia in flower A clump of D. rotundifolia Left side of the bog garden showing P. vulgaris growth. P. vulgaris in flower. Note: combined with my poor photography skills, the breeze blowing the flower stem made it difficult to get the flower clearly.
Right side of the bog garden. S. catesbaei A group of S. flava of various forms Another group of S. flava. Same group of S. flava, different angle.
S. flava maxima in flower. S. 'Judith Hindle' S. purpurea purpurea. Closeup of S. rubra jonesii flowers Flowers of a S. rubra jonesii specimen lacking any red pigment.


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