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2008-Apr-27 Florida panhandle, USA Back to 2008 Florida Trip
This site in Apalachicola National Forest contains many carnivorous plants, including butterworts.
Sarracenia psittacina
in blossom, Florida panhandle, April 27, 2008.
Sarracenia psittacina
tends to produce erect leaves in spring. The pitchers produced in summer
and onwards are more decumbent leaves characteristic to this species.
These decumbent leaves sometimes last for several months until next
spring.
In the Florida panhandle, Sarracenia psittacina blooms from early April
to early May, with the flowering peak centering around mid-April.
Drosera
capillaris in blossom, Florida panhandle.
Drosera
filiformis var. tracyi in blossom, Florida panhandle.
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