plant pics (graphic intensive)

[cluckin in memphis]

sundew? wha wha wha wha?

 

[injunjoe]

Hey beefy I am glad you linked to this thread. I have yet to see it!

I see two plants that would be great to add to that list we have going. The Sundew, wow that is cool, and the Pitcher Plant!

Joe

 

[Greensage45]

Beefstick! LOL

Very nice pictures. Awesome, where is my list? Oh that's right my imaginary Spiderworts!

BeefSchtick! LOL

 

[beefy]

i think those are both illegal to ship Joe. those arent growing in my yard, just on the farm in the wild. both endangered methinx. i did rescue a pitcher plant from on top of a mower a few years ago and divided into 6 and planted them around the pond. i'll look into it..

 

[beefy]

Beefstick! LOL

Very nice pictures. Awesome, where is my list? Oh that's right my imaginary Spiderworts!

BeefSchtick! LOL

your imaginary spiderworts will be on the way shortly, whenever i get around to it. dont hold your breath for them to make it on your birthday tho. i may toss in some spanish moss and a few redbugs too.

 

[beefy]

this thread was before your time, Joe. lol

 

[beefy]

ok i just got warned that i can only post one response in 30 seconds.

 

[injunjoe]

i think those are both illegal to ship Joe. those arent growing in my yard, just on the farm in the wild. both endangered methinx. i did rescue a pitcher plant from on top of a mower a few years ago and divided into 6 and planted them around the pond. i'll look into it..

See I can relate to that post, " everything I want to do is......"

Hey Ron good eye! that is way to funny! "Beefstick"

Is this an inside joke we don't know about?

Joe

 

[Greensage45]

What are redbugs?

Sounds scary!

Like this?

 

[beefy]

omg, dont you just love warning labels!?

WARNING
Don't use Spanish moss for bedding or packing without first treating it to kill tiny pests (especially red bugs or chiggers) that may be lurking within. Microwaving works well, as does heating or boiling in water. (Remove bats, lizards and snakes before microwaving.)

http://www.floridata.com/ref/T/till_usn.cfm