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Drosera Rotundfolia waking up for Spring 2005

As part of our growing (pardon the pun) Carnivorous Plant collection here are our Drosera Rotundfolia waking up from their winter hibernation. These plants were grown from seed and have been growing since about October 2003. As you can see in the picture, Spaghnum Moss and some kind of Bog Grass is also growing in the flower box.
The container holds at least seven plants. So far the two biggest plants have awakened as of March 12th, 2005. We are hoping for flowers this year.

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	Drosera Rotundfolia waking up for Spring 2005 As part of our growing (pardon the pun) Carnivorous Plant collection here are our Drosera Rotundfolia waking up from their winter hibernation. These plants were grown from seed and have been growing since about October 2003. As you can see in the picture, Spaghnum Moss and some kind of Bog Grass is also growing in the flower box. The container holds at least seven plants. So far the two biggest plants have awakened as of March 12th, 2005. We are hoping for flowers this year.