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  A Man, A Flower And A River

  A short History of an horticultural creation, but let me first introduce you to the two protagonists: -A man, a carnivorous plants grower, living in Germany and well known twenty years ago in the small world of "phytocarnivologists". -A german river, born of the junction of two rivers, the Werra and Fulda, which after a course of...

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  A Plant With Windows

  Look closely at the top of the leaves of this Sarracenia, just behind the column that supports the lid, you will discover white spots. If you get a little closer, even more closer, clear...

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  A red dress for Rebecca

  It is usual in horticulture to give some feminine names to the plants created by men, and it is rules for this Nepenthes. Its name is Rebecca*. Without knowing for what reason the breader give such a name, this name is cited in the Genesis. It refers to a girl, near a well where she give some water to servants and animals. Despite its...

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  Hobbit or Rabbit, it's Your Choice!

  If there is a plant from my nursery that I should give the palm for anthropomorphic visions which it suggests, it would be certainly a small bladderwort which meets the pretty name "Sanderson's bladderwort". If you look very closely its small blue flowers and letting your imagination to wander, you'll see...

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  Le Miraculum Naturae (large plante)

  Described by Charles Darwin as the most wonderful plant in the world. The closure of its jaw-shaped leaves in less than a second on careless will surpise you. Pure whitre flowers in spring. 

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  Lot de 2 Nepenthes

  WARNING : THESE PLANTES DO NOT DISPLAY MATURE TRAPS. THEIR FORMATION IS IN PROGRESS. This set include 2 Nepenthes : 1 Nepenthes x ventrata 1 Nepenthes ventricosa...

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  The Alice's Sundew

  Named in 1905 after a person named Alice, this nice sundew (the other name of the Drosera ) was discovered in South Africa. A little gem, sparkling in the sun, covered with hundreds of drops of dew bewitching for

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  The Amethyst Flower

  Its scientific name Utricularia biloba does not reveal the beautiful color of its flowers. These are than one cm long and they are holded on tall flower scapes. They thrive on sunny days, suggesting far to little gems floating in the air, like amethysts. Every summer, in my nursery in Gers, I go squat few minutes, like a devout pilgrim, behind the...

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  The Beautiful Belly

  When the wind brushes the mixture in the Philippines in the territory of pitchers plants(another name for Nepenthes ) appears the "The Beautiful Belly". This plant comes from a natural cross between  Nepenthes ventricosa and

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  The Cape sundew

  Go on a trip to the Cape of Good Hope with this sundew! look at this plant and close your eyes, as long as your imagination is wandering, it takes you to the regions of South...

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  The Carnivorous Salad

  It reminds in summer, without its flowers, a nice salad. It is true that the rosette of leaves at this season can reach 20 cm in diameter. It is its carnivorous leaves, oily to the touch, that gave the common name for this kind of plant: butterworts. Pinguicula 'Tina' is its scientific name, many lilac flowers with a yellow throat...

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  The Dracula plant

  Do you kow Vlad Tepes?! I am sure of that, if I say Dracula, the vampire myth of old from Romania. And if I say you Nepenthes sanguinea ! It will probably remind anything to you!

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  The Evil's Claws

  Don't be worried about this strange plant, which do not leave her clawshas until it as not flowered. Otherwise what a pleasure to see it grows, grows, and sometimes becoming a huge green ogre in your garden, devouring tiny flies on the sticky leaves. To cultivate sucessfully this plant: a plantation after the last frosts, good garden soil and full sun....

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  The Miraculum Naturae

  Noticed by Charles Darwin as the most wonderful plant in the world. The closure of the jaw leaves in less than one second on imprudent insects will surprinsing you. Pure white flowers in springs .

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  The Monkey Cup

  We could define this Nepenthes as one of the most beautiful. These nice red and cream pitchers which catch sometimes some big preys are reminding some cup for money in need we could define this Nepenthes as one of the most beautiful. These nice red and cream pitchers which catch sometimes some...

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  The Yellow Trumpet (juvenile plant)

  Exceeding one meter in height after a few years, this plant really looks great. Greenish yellow pitchers remind trumpets. A big red spot blood adorns the opening of the trap

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  The Yellow Trumpet (mature plant)

  Exceeding one meter in height after a few years, this plant really looks great. Greenish yellow pitchers remind trumpets. A big red spot blood adorns the opening of the trap

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  Three-Color Leaves

  The English horticulturist Mattew Soper obtained this nice cultivar and deserve our gratitude.The English horticulturist Mattew Soper obtained this nice cultivar and deserve our gratitude. He cleverly and carefully chosen this wonderful Sarracenia crowned of the "RHS Gold Medals" by the English. Imagine the plant in summer: it has several leaves, each...

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