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Land & Table Brief: NCBG events The Carrboro Citizen, NC - 9, the garden will host “Knowing and Growing Carnivorous Plants” from 1 to 3 pm Staff will teach about the conditions that support Southeastern pitcher ... |
Carnivorous plants are the bug-eaters of the bog Daily News Transcript, MA - Carnivorous plants such as pitcher plants feast on live bugs and they do it so gracefully and with such highly evolved economy. ... |
Carnivorous plants take bite out of talk Leader Times, PA - Pennsylvania is home to several varieties of carnivorous plants. However, there's nothing to worry about. The plants found in Pennsylvania's woods and ... |
What's On: Stage Toronto Star, Canada - ... and Alan Menken is the story of a down and out florist whose life is turned upside down by a singing carnivorous plant with rather sanguinary tastes. ... |
Striking appearance: Cobra lilies filled with intrigue (and bugs) Record-Searchlight (subscription), CA - Darlingtonia californica is its own genus within the pitcher plant family of Sarraceniaceae, which includes carnivorous plants in the eastern United States ... |
Movie Guide Explore Howard County, MD - ... in a Jules Verne novel, this thrill-a-minute 3-D adventure stars Brendan Fraser as a geologist fighting carnivorous plants and dinosaurs underground. ... |
 PW-Philadelphia Weekly | Dirty Buttons PW-Philadelphia Weekly, PA - Carnivorous plants quickly die if planted in the regular potting soil most plants thrive in: The nutrients overwhelm them. Since they’re native to our part ... |
 Auburn Villager | Inside the Auburn Tigers 2008 Football Guide Auburn Villager, Alabama - One bog is dedicated to carnivorous plants, including the pitcher plant. In the sedum garden is a beautiful blue flowering lysianthus. ... |
Local garden briefs: Registration open for Kingwood Center workshops Mansfield News Journal, OH - Carnivorous Plants children's workshop, 10-11 am July 17 in Exhibit Hall, ages 5 and up -- Kingwood floriculturist Jeff Russell will talk about fascinating ... |
 Providence Journal | Mud, muck and insect-eating plants in ‘Everglades of the North’ Providence Journal, RI - “See these red lines,” Stensing said, kneeling on the boardwalk, pointing to a carnivorous pitcher plant. “Flies see this pattern and think ‘blood veins,’ ... |
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