American pitcher plants are feed on ants, flies and wasps that proliferate in and around our native wetlands. They are most common in the southeastern coastal plain. Only about 5% of the original stands of Sarracenia remain today in the southeast.
Friday, September 25, 2009
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ooh I love carnivorous plants, sarracenia and the venus fly trap! They are rather delicate though. Enjoying your blog, thank you for dropping by mine!
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