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Showing posts with label carnivorous plants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label carnivorous plants. Show all posts
Tuesday, 11 November 2008

Carnivorous plant developments

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The cool thing about having a blog for me is that it's kind of like a lab book. I can detail my methods, make observations and see how t...
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Tuesday, 29 July 2008

A weekend adventure to The Grampians

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Friday morning Gib and I jumped into the car and headed off, filled up the petrol tank and ended up... in The Grampians National Park . It...
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Wednesday, 16 July 2008

New additions to the carnivorous collection

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Meet our new purple pitcher plant ( Sarracenia purpurea ) and Albany pitcher plant ( Cephalotus follicularis , a Western Australian native) ...
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Wednesday, 28 May 2008

Sticky plant questions answered!

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A while back I made mention of our little carnivorous garden living on our kitchen window sill. One in particular, the D rosera scorpioides...
Saturday, 9 February 2008

The carnivorous plant collection

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These carnivorous plants are some of my absolute favourite plants in our collection: they're both pretty (in my opinion anyway!) and fun...
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Beth
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Thanks for dropping in! A little about me: I'm at the tail end of my PhD, so as an escape from all the science stuff, I like to sew, cook and muck about in the garden. I'm always finding and doing things and forgetting how I got there, so my little blog space is all about noting down my ideas, inspirations, successes and failures to help me remember - and maybe they'll be helpful to you too! I live in the suburbs of Melbourne with my partner, Gib, two cats, three chickens and two mischievous pet rats. Occasionally I'll blog about them and my other passion: karate. I love suggestions, questions and comments, so please don't be shy! Thanks for dropping by!
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