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Trip down to New Jersey pine barrens

Heli

villosaholic
As some of you know, I am down staying with my grandfather who lives by the pine barrens, he also works at a nursery that grows sarrs. We took a visit to his friend's (Bill Smith) bog first and then went to the pine barrens after.
S. 'Adrian Slack'
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Other various plants:
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Bill Smith on the left in the background :lol:
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moar various plants:
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Wilkerson's red:
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minor okee
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sales plants:
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le purps:
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random seedlings that just pop up randomly from so many plants:
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more le purps:
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Picked up this plant, can you guess what it is?
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Here is a hint... the mother plant:
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Time for the bog!
the trail:
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D.
D. intermedia
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D. rotundadoohikie
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some pogonias
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stealth dews!
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islands.....
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some moar random pics:
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dew seedlings:
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I would love to frolic in a field of filiformis like this.
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more stuff
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some very nice veins:
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more..
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I think this might be a hybrid of intermedia and rotund
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more..
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This was really cool, did a little bit of island hopping and found this little seedling hidden behind a bush, the whole plant is completely red... not one bit of green whatsoever. After searching around for a while I didnt find any other plant like this..... really cool.
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more stuff....
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masssive pitcher!!
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.... and then my phone ran out of power. I will get more pics tomorrow when im at the nursery. Thanks for looking!
 
I went into sarr overload and almost clicked off, but then I saw the sphagnum and OMG! :drool:

Didn't know dews could grow submerged...

EDIT: OMG died on the second post. Sooooo much sphagnum!!! Purely sphagnum and purps! :drool:
 
Wow amazing pics!!! I bet theres a lot of cross breeding going on in his bog lol. That should should be fun identifying those seedlings when they get big. That red purp looks really promising!
 
@lance, yea there are like thousands of seedlings just scattered around. I actually found three in the Leah's pot :lol:
 
this is unreal thanks for all the work on the pics , and sharing , loved every sarr.
 
I am like sooo jealous! Love that bog and all the pics, thank you for sharing. :-D
 
OMG Becky.....Look at that purp, it is SO BIG! :p

also...I can't believe there is a sarr nursery on the east coast, I've never even heard of one! :lol:
 
I absolutly love that big purp near the end of the pics :drool: and Leah looks nice too
 
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At the nursery:
Various seedlings
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Natural hybrid of intermedia x filiformis
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X moorei
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Babies
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Green monster x leuco
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The one nepenthes they own
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Sg leucos
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Some cyps
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Other stuff
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Sale plants
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Some stuff from the private collection
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Leah
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Moorei that was a freebie, notice the throat splotch
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Leah :laaa:
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Wow that Miranda is giant!! Are all those seedlings going to be sale plants? :0o:
 
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Next stop.. SARR CITY!!
 
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very nice photos heli. thank you for sharing.
 
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Thanks for the kind words. @lance, some of them yes.
 
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The all red purp seedling will probably lose a lot of the red as it ages. That tends to happen with them. It may keep the trait, for all I know.

There are plenty of Sarracenia nurseries on the East Coast. That's where they are from, after all.
 
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