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I don't understand the question, but here are some victorian hybrids:
N. x Intermedia
N. x Dormanniana
N. x Dominii
N. x Mixta
N. x Dyeriana
N. x Coccinea
N. x Wrigleyana
N. x Masterians
N. x Tiveyi
N. x Hookeriana
N. x Wittei
These are French:
N. x lecouflei
N. x 'Ill de France'
N. x 'Ville de Rouen'
Missouri Botanical Garden cultivars created by George H. Pring. All three are N. [(rafflesiana a hirsuta) x (rafflesiana x ampullaria)] x (rafflesiana x hirsuta). They are called N. x 'Lieutenant R. B. Pring', N. x 'St. Louis', and N. x 'Henry Shaw'. They were made between 1918-1956 and no one grows them anymore, so that might be what you'r looking for.
No one knows what N. mollis pitchers look like (they could be vestigial!). They could be fantastic beyond belief or.... really boring and dull as dishwater.
Why doesn't one of the CP "celebrities" go and find one?
actually. recently i think someone has found them. i cant remember where i heard this( ill look it up) but i think they said they look like N. Maxima pitchers. i could be wrong...
Alex
Quote[/b] (glider14 @ Sep. 27 2006,5:19)]actually. recently i think someone has found them. i cant remember where i heard this( ill look it up) but i think they said they look like N. Maxima pitchers. i could be wrong...
Alex
nope! apparently it is very closely related to the fantastic looking N. Harrilina(spelling? its like fusca but has a HUGE and tall persimtone). your dreams are still here Clint!!
Alex
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