Thanks Larry!
No, the pics are from Conejo Valley Botanical Garden. These pics were taken most way through planting, after which we errected a shade structure. The barrell in the middle is for monitoring and maintaining the water level. The bog is undrain, and the substrate is composed of a mixture of peat, perlite, and a sand.
Pictured are s. (alata? could also be wherryi 'yellow flower'
in front of the pot in the middle, various low-lying sarracenia species and hybrids along the front (left), rubra gulfensis in flower in the corner, vft in the back, flava (typical, ornata, red tube) middle back (behind the tub, next to another alata or two), hybrids agacent to the flava, a mound of vfts in the right middle, surrounded by s. leuko in the back. More hybrids and species in the front, and drosera binata dichotoma 'giant' next to the pot on the right.
That's me in the awkward position planting, and my brother Peter in the back.
-noah
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P.P.S. Ignore the misquotes, please.