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1: Not to be confused with boring trefoil these plants will patiently toil killing various arthropods, and rooting in acidic bogs, as long as there is nitrogen depleted soil. 2: I ain't got beef with all this photosynthesis, But I don't wanna be wearin' a prosthesis. I'll admit a plant that...

How long do we have to submit? And can we submit multiple poems?

Nice video. Love the emergency blanket reflector, I use emergency blankets to reflect light too!

Big Cat 1200!

Nice pictures. Thanks for sharing!

Happy birthday man, wish I could have made it out there with you.

Thanks Clue. It was pretty good.

If you have a vented crawlspace, which most people do (there will be small vents near grown level on the walls) there's a good chance that there will be mold down there, sometimes a lot of it. Although, you could wrap them up real tight with plastic trash bags. I'd probably put at least 2 bags...

I just write it right on the pot, but I use styrofoam cups for pots, so it's easy to write on and pretty fade resistant.

I'm pretty sure that is true. My friend catches coons sometimes by tying a piece of chicken bone to a fishing rod and casting it out into the yard then propping the fishing rod up in his window. Then when the rod starts moving you got a coon and you can reel it in almost all the way to the...

Again I recommend a Big Cat to take care of coons, or just call Forrest Gump's mama:

I don't know what kind of poop that is, but I'd recommend a Big Cat to protect your plants. EDIT: If it's a deer, you'll need bigger than a Big Cat...

Not to mention its fun!

http://www.google.com/products?q=big+cat+bb+gun&hl=en&aq=f Not a problem :D

Not true! (but true for 99% of the south) :-O "Blizzard-like conditions are not unusual during most winters. Boone's winters are more similar to that of New England than the South. Boone typically receives on average nearly 40 inches of snowfall annually..."...

I left my saran wrap on for about 2 months.

I've had good success in pure water germination with vft seeds. I take a styrofoam cup, cut it so that it is only about 2.5 - 3 inches tall. Put water about halfway, put seeds in and make them sink. Put saran wrap on top with a few holes in it. First seed began germination exactly one week after...

Do you live out there in Eastern NC?

I have a couple very tiny "strands" of what looks to be the same thing growing in one of my pots. I'm hoping it comes in as nicely as yours because it looks amazing with that tall moss alongside those sundews. EDIT: Ablystegium juratzkanum maybe?

Your plants are beautiful! What kind of moss is growing in your d.anglica, VFT, and d.dielsiana pots? It's not LFS is it?