Re: Orange flowers now pitcher plants
- Subject: Re: Orange flowers now pitcher plants
- From: J*@aol.com
- Date: Sun, 11 Aug 2002 23:11:19 -0400
Hum, Are yours in a sheltered area? I have been thinking about trying some. Most claim not to be hardy this far north (zone5). Have you lost many? Which seem to be the most reliable for someone to start with?
So, I have to ask... do you save rain water for them, since you do not use any tap water? Does the chlorine kill them? Just curious...
Donna
gentian21@insightBB.com writes:
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> I have many sarracenia, venus fly trap, Calopogon, Epipactis X Sabine,
> Primula frondosa and bordering it gentians and bluets. This is the second
> year for the bog. Next to it I have an ericaceous no-tap-water bed.
> Blueberries with other vacciniums, wintergreen and Cornus canadensis. All
> of these do great as long as I don't use any tapwater. I mulch the bed with
> leaves for winter.
> Frank Cooper
> zone 5b
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