Growlist Green Jaws

[Matze Maier]

So Leute, endlich habe ich es geschafft meine Bestandsliste (fast) fertig zu stellen. Bis auf die Nepenthes ist alles komplett.

 

 

 

Green Jaws´ Growlist

last updated September 2013

 

 

Aldrovanda

 

A. vesiculosa Bodensee Clone, small Lake near Lindau, South Germany  

 

 

Byblis

 

B. gigantea Canning River, East of Perth, West-Australia, Australia

 

 

Cephalotus

 

C. follicularis Typical

C. follicularis Old Clone from Dr. Eberhard König, turns dark red

C. follicularis Big Boy

C. follicularis Clone from Johannes Betz, shows a folded surface

C. follicularis Clone from Martin Stöckl, turns very dark red, nearly black

C. follicularis Clone from Oliver Gluch, turns very dark red, nearly black

C. follicularis Clone from Thomas Carow

C. follicularis Clone from Wilhelma (BG Stuttgart)

C. follicularis Dudley Watts

C. follicularis Eden Black

C. follicularis ex Peter Harbarth clone

C. follicularis Giant, from Klaus Keller, originally from Harald Weiner

C. follicularis Giant form, from Dr. Eberhard König, probably the same as Giant from Klaus Keller

C. follicularis Giant, from Fred Howell, comes from Australia to Germany in the mid 80´s  

C. follicularis German Giant, probably the same as Giant from Klaus Keller, but from InVitro

C. follicularis Hummers Giant

C. follicularis Piepenbrings unzerstörbar, Clone from Palmengarten (BG Frankfurt)

C. follicularis Clone A, Coalmine Beach, Walepole, West-Australia, Australia, W, Clone 1 from Holger Hennern

C. follicularis Clone B, Coalmine Beach, Walepole, West-Australia, Australia, W

C. follicularis Clone C, Coalmine Beach, Walepole, West-Australia, Australia, W

C. follicularis Location form, maybe from Walepole, old clone from Thomas Alt

 

 

Darlingtonia

 

D. californica Clone from BG Uni Hohenheim

D. californica Clone from Dr. Eberhard König

D. californica Clone from Ian Salter, very robust and vigorous grower

D. californica Clone from Marston Exotics

D. californica Clone from Wilhelma (BG Stuttgart)

D. californica Dfase Clone

D. californica Goliath

D. californica Kathleen Pottinger

D. californica Louis Glas

D. californica Mike Brook´s Giant

D. californica Othello

D. californica Typical, probably from Thomas Carow

D. californica Cave Junction, Josephine County, Oregon, WS

D. californica Location form, Clone was sold in the US in a supermarket and was collected in the wild

D. californica Red, Volcanic Lake, Oregon

D. californica Suislaw National Forest, Lane County, Oregon

 

 

Dionaea

 

D. muscipula RZ 1955 First VFT of Bob Ziemer from 1955, collected from the wild, propagation only done by cuttings

D. muscipula MK 1979 First VFT of Mike King from 1979, collected from the wild, propagation only done by cuttings

D. muscipula Adentate Produces foliage that mostly lack marginal lashes

D. muscipula Akai Ryu The name of this cultivar means "Red Dragon" in Japanese

D. muscipula All Green A completly green form

D. muscipula All Red Wilhelma An old clone from Wilhelma (BG Stuttgart), completly red

D. muscipula Angelwings Traps have a wide aperture of up to 180°, margins can be bent backwards or the lobes are revolute

D. muscipula Australian Red Rosette Big red traps and compact nature

D. muscipula B52 One of the biggest VFT, named after the large American bomber

D. muscipula Basmati

D. muscipula Big Teeth Red Giant Large colourful traps and robust marginal lashes

D. muscipula Bimbo Clone from Dr. Eberhard König, one of the largest VFT with colourful traps up to 5cm

D. muscipula Biohazard

D. muscipula Bristle Tooth

D. muscipula Charly Mandson Spotted

D. muscipula Claytons Red Sunset

D. muscipula Claytons Volcanic Red

D. muscipula Clone Wilhelma Old typical clon from Wilhelma (BG Stuttgart)

D. muscipula Clone X11

D. muscipula Coquillage is the French word for shell

D. muscipula Crested Petioles

D. muscipula Crocodile

D. muscipula Cross Teeth

D. muscipula Cross Teeth

D. muscipula Cropped Tooth Blotchy

D. muscipula Cudo

D. muscipula Cup Trap

D. muscipula Degeneration Seedling of Cross Teeth x Akai Ryu, looks like Cross Teeth, but can produce seeds much better

D. muscipula Dentata

D. muscipula Dentata A

D. muscipula Dingley Giant

D. muscipula Dracula

D. muscipula Dutch

D. muscipula Ellis Shark Tooth

D. muscipula ERROR This plant can´t close it´s traps

D. muscipula Fangzahn Clone with very long and thick teeth

D. muscipula Flat Spotted

D. muscipula Fondue

D. muscipula Fused Tooth

D. muscipula G3

DM17 D. muscipula G6

DM19 D. muscipula G10

DM20 D. muscipula G12

D. muscipula G14 Dirk Ventham´s Giant

D. muscipula G16

D. muscipula Giant Clam

D. muscipula Giant Sand Clone from Norman Parker

D. muscipula Giant Shark

D. muscipula Gold Strike

D. muscipula Green Sawtooth

D. muscipula Green Schuppenstiel Seedling from 2010

D. muscipula Green Vertical Form

D. muscipula Green Wide Trap

D. muscipula Green Wizzard

D. muscipula Grob Gezacht, Flach

D. muscipula Haifischzähne

D. muscipula Harmony ex WB2

D. muscipula Heterodoxa

D. muscipula Ian Salter Clone 4 (GT3)?

D. muscipula Jaw´s Smiley

D. muscipula Kinchyaku

D. muscipula Kinky Wave

D. muscipula Korean Melody Shark

D. muscipula Korrigans

D. muscipula Kurze Zähne Clone like Dentata from Dr. Eberhard König

D. muscipula Large Pink Traps Erect Form

D. muscipula Light Orange Traps

D. muscipula Long Petiole

D. muscipula Louchapates Is the French word for Noodle Ladle

D. muscipula Mars

D. muscipula Megatrap

D. muscipula Microdent

D. muscipula Minutissimum

D. muscipula Mirror

D. muscipula Moontrap

D. muscipula Olivegrün

D. muscipula Ossweil Giant

D. muscipula Paradisia

D. muscipula Paulo´s Red Dentate

D. muscipula Petite Dragon

D. muscipula Phalanx

D. muscipula Pink Venus

D. muscipula Pluto

D. muscipula Prolifera 2 Giant Clone from Dr. Eberard König, should produce small plants on the flower stalk, maybe the same plant like Bimbo

D. muscipula Quadratfalle

D. muscipula Rabbit Teeth

D. muscipula Raptor

D. muscipula Red

D. muscipula Red Burgundy

D. muscipula Red Central Spot 2 sensitive hairs

D. muscipula Red Fused Petiole

D. muscipula Red Holland Clone

D. muscipula Red Line

D. muscipula Red Line Clone B from Eddie Bates

D. muscipula Red Piranha

D. muscipula Red Pluto

D. muscipula Red Sawtooth

D. muscipula Red Shark SL 018

D. muscipula Reptile

DM56 D. muscipula Robust Form Nigel Cooper

D. muscipula Rose

D. muscipula Rouge Sombre

DM11 D. muscipula Royal Red

D. muscipula Ruby Red

D. muscipula Schuppenstiel I

D. muscipula Schuppenstiel II

D. muscipula Shark Tooth

D. muscipula Sharks Tooth Very Red Traps

D. muscipula Sharp Tooth

D. muscipula SL 14

DM130 D. muscipula Slacks Giant

D. muscipula Snake Dentition

D. muscipula Snake Teeth

D. muscipula South West Giant

D. muscipula Spider

D. muscipula Spotty

D. muscipula Sunrise

D. muscipula Tiger Fangs

D. muscipula Tiger Teeth

D. muscipula Trichterfalle

D. muscipula Triton

D. muscipula Typical

D. muscipula UK I

D. muscipula UK II

D. muscipula Umgekrempelt

DM 70 D. muscipula Vertical Curved Traps

D. muscipula Viridis

D. muscipula Wacky Traps

D. muscipula WB3

D. muscipula WB4

D. muscipula WB Cup Trap

D. muscipula Weinrot

D. muscipula Werewolf

D. muscipula Whale

D. muscipula Yellow-Orange

D. muscipula Z02 Giant

D. muscipula Z08 Giant, Blood Red Traps

D. muscipula Zickzackkiefer Clone from Dr. Eberhard König

D. muscipula Carolina State Park

D. muscipula Green Swamp

D. muscipula Red Road 20, Oxford, West Florida #3

D. muscipula Wilmington, North Carolina

 

 

Drosera

 

D. adealae Clone from Botanical Garden Bonn

D. aliciae Silvermine

D. anglica Cors Fochna, England

D. anglica Rimsting

D. bakoensis Bako National Park, near Kuching, Sarawak, Borneo, Malaysia

D. binata T-form

D. binata Yellow

D. binata Blackheath Blue Mountains, East Australia

D. binata Tonimbuchi, Victoria, Australia

D. binata Waihohonu Desert Road, 1080m, New Zealand

D. binata var. dichotoma

D. binata var. dichotoma Giant

D. binata var. dichotoma Kiama, Noth of South-Wales, Australia

D. binata var. multifida

D. binata var. multifida extrema

D. capensis alba

D. capensis Broad Leaf

D. capensis Compact Form

D. capensis Crestate

D. capensis Giant, Clone from Steve Morley

D. capensis Hairy

D. capensis Large Form from Dr. Eberhard König

D. capensis minor Tanabe

D. capensis Orange

D. capensis Red

D. capensis Small

D. capensis Baines Kloof

D. capensis Bot River

D. capensis Ceres

D. capensis Giftberg

D. capensis Matroosberg

D. capensis Montague Pass, Westcap, South Africa

D. capensis near Franschhoek

D. capensis Palmet River

D. capensis Theewaterskloof Damm

D. capensis Vogelgat

D. filliformis Pine Barrens, New Jersey

D. filliformis Red Form, Washington County, Florida

D. graomogolensis Itacambira, Minas Gerais, Brazil

D. intermedia Rimsting

D. intermedia Pfälzerwoog, Pfälzer Wald, West Germany

D. madagascariensis Okavango Delta, Botswana

D. pulchella Coalmine Beach, Walepole, West-Australia, Australia, WS

D. regia Clone from Christian Klein

D. regia Clone from Thomas Carow

D. regia Clone from Wilhelma

D. regia Seedling from England

D. regia Seedling from Klaus Keller

D. regia Seedgrown plants

D. rotundifolia Rimsting

D. rotundifolia Pfälzerwoog, Pfälzer Wald, West Germany

D. scorpioides White Flower

D.slackii

D. villosa Serra de Ibitipoca

 

 

Heliamphora

 

H. chimantensis Chimanta Massif

H. folliculata Aparaman Tepui

H. heterodoxa

H. hirsuta Mount Treben

H. nutans Giant

H. nutans Kukenam Tepui

H. nutans Yuruani Tepui

H. minor Auyan Tepui

H. minor Red, Cerro la Luna

H. pulchella Apacapan Tepui

H. tatai

H. tatai Cerro Huachamacare

 

 

Nepenthes

 

N. albomarginata Red, Gunung Jerai, Peninsular Malaysia, WS

N. rajah

N. rajah Mount Tamboyukon, Sabah, Borneo, Malaysia, WS

N. robcantleyi Clone A, Seedgrown

N. robcantleyi Clone B, Seedgrown

 

N x `Bloody Mary´ Hybrid between N. ampullaria and sibujanensis

N veitchi x lowii

 

not complete!

 

 

Pinguicula

 

P. alpina Feuchtwiese, Gerstreit, Ramsau, Berchtesgadener Land, South Germany, W

P. alpina Schlangengrube, Reiteralpen, Ramsau, Berchtesgadener Land, South Germany, W

P. ehlersiae Ixmiquilpan, Hidalgo, Mexico

P. ehlersiae Santa Gertrudis

P. emarginata Zacapoaxtla, Puebla, Mexiko

P. gigantea White Flower, San Bartolomé, Ayautla, Oaxaca, Mexico

P. grandiflora

P. gypsicola Buena Vista, Mexico

P. gypsicola San Luis Potosi, Central Mexico

P. heterophylla BG Uni Hohenheim

P. heterophylla (2/1+2)

P. hirtiflora Olymp, Makedonia, East of Greece

P. lusitanica Facinas, Andalusia, Spain

P. macrophylla Mac 1

P. mesophytica Vera Paz form, Guatemala

P. moranensis White Flower, St. Cristobal

P. moranensis Santa María Yucuhiti, Oaxaca, Mexiko

P. vulgaris Sonnleiten, Ramsau, Berchtesgadener Land, South Germany, W

P. vulgaris Watzmann, main trail, am Auerhahn, Ramsau, Berchtesgadener Land, South Germany, W

P. X Sethos Wilhelma

 

 

Roridula

 

R. dentata Cederberg Mountains, South Africa

R. gorgonias

R. gorgonias

R. gorgonias Seedling

R. gorgonias Clone from Thomas Carow

R. gorgonias Clone from Wilhelma

 

 

Sarracenia

 

S. alata Anthocyanin free, from Seeds

S. alata Purple Throat, Pubescent Form, old clone from Dr. Eberhard König

S. alata var. atropurpurea, old clone from Thomas Alt, collected by himself

S. alata Dark Hood, I 10, Jackson County, Mississippi

S. alata Hilltop Lakes, Texas

S. alata Stone County

A20 S. alata Red lidded bulbous pitchers, Stone County, Mississippi, W, (AP)

A24 S. alata Pipeline, Rayburn, Jasper County, Texas, W, (A11, JA)

A27 S. alata Black tube, De Soto National Forest, Mississippi, W, (A2, JA) (AF)

A28 S. alata Black tube, stocky pubescent, De Soto National Forest Clone 3, W, (AH)

A33 S. alata Hooded form, black upper tube and lid, heavy veins, Jackson County, Mississippi, WS (PW)

A46 S. alata Tall pitchers with red lid and red upper tube, Stone County, Mississippi, (WS) (MS)

A54 S. alata Light veins, Jackson County, Mississippi, WS

A56 S. alata Red lid, heavily veined form, Whites Crossing, intersection of state road 15 and 26, Desoto National Forest, Stone County, Mississippi, (WS)

A60 S. alata var. nigropurpurea, Black tube, large form AA, 2006

A61C S. alata Big Thicket, Texas (EEE, 2006)

A63 S. alata Red lid, heavy veins, Site 1, Perry County, (AF, 2009)

 

 

S. flava Cultivar Slacks Maxima

S. flava Culture Clone from the Netherlands, grows also in winter

S. flava `lidless´

S. flava Red, clone from Thomas Carow

S. flava Red, pubescent form, Seedling from Paul Gardener

S. flava Seedling from Ruedi Fürst

S. flava var. flava, old Clone from the 1980´s from Ian Salter, one of his first Sarracenia, bought in a Garden Center

FFL05 S. flava var. flava, Bronze Blush, L. Williams

S. flava var. ornata, Giant clone,ex Plantarara

FRUB06 S. flava var. rubricorpora, ex. J. Ainsworth (ex. Hindle)

S. flava Sussex County, Virginia, WS

S. flava var. maxima, Shands Bog, Virginia

S. flava var. ornata, Sandy Creek, Bay County

F6 S. flava var. flava Dinwiddie, Virginia, W, (F10, JA)

F7 S. flava var. rugelii Benhill County, Georgia, WS

F18 S. flava var. rugelii, Giant robust clone, (PM)

F26 S. flava var. rubricorpora  `Burgundy´

F27C S. flava var. atropurpurea, All red form, Blackwater River State Forest, Florida, W, (JA)

F27D S. flava var. atropurpurea, All red form, Blackwater River State Forest, Florida, W, (F62, PM)

F30 S. flava var. rubricorpora, Very Dark, Liberty County, Florida

F31 S. flava var. ornata, Very heavily veined, Gulf Coast, W, (F17, JA)

F32 S. flava var. flava, Very large form, North Carolina, WS (PW)

F35 S. flava var. ornata, Heavy veins, Apalachicola National Forest, Gulf Coast, Florida, W, (AH)

F36 S. flava var. ornata, Heavy veins, Apalachicola National Forest, Gulf Coast, Florida, W, (MS)

F45 S. flava var. rubricorpora, Purple tube, very dark, especially in throat, Milton, Florida, WS

F47 S. flava Heavy veined, red lid, plant turns all red later in season. PM

F61 S. flava var. rugelii, Apalachicola National Forest, Florida, WS, (AH) 1993

F65 S. flava var. rubricorpora, Giant red tube, W, Ian Langford

F75 S. flava var. rubricorpora, Apalachicola National Forest, Florida, W, (F36, JA)

F76 S. flava var. rubricorpora, Apalachicola National Forest, Florida, W, (F56, JA)

F78 S. flava var. ornata, Pender County, North Carolina, W

F87 S. flava var. ornata Dipping lid, Cooks Carnivorous Plants

F88 S. flava var. ornata, Solid red throat with diffused veins around neck, Apalachicola National Forest, Florida, W, (PW)

F89 S. flava var. rubricorpora, Red form, North Carolina, W, (AF)

F91 S. flava var. maxima, Large green form, light vein, North Carolina, W, (F12, JA)

F101 S. flava var. ornata, Sandy creek road, Florida, WS, (MS)

F102 S. flava var. rubricorpora, Apalachicola National Forest, Florida, WS, (MS)

F115 S. flava var. cuprea, olive/Copper top, North Carolina, WS, (PW, F09)

F118 S. flava var. rubricorpora, WS, (Mark Dunsford), Seedling from ICPS seed bank

F133 S. flava var. rubricorpora, Wewahitchka, Florida, W, (cl2, SM)

F137 S. flava var. atropurpurea, Apalachicola National Forest, Florida, W, dipping lid (cl2, SM)

F143 S. flava var. rugelii, Large pitcher and lid, Reading University, Alastair Culham

F146 S. flava var. rugelii, Large Pitcher, AP

F147 S. flava var. rugelii, Sold as maxima in the USA, Bruce Bednar. (F48, PW)

F156 S. flava var. ornata, Prince George County, Virginia, (W), Phil Sheridan

F160 S. flava var. rubricorpora, Giant form, W, (F4, MS)

F167A S. flava var. rubricorpora, Sumatra, Apalachicola National Forest, Florida, (WS)

F173 S. flava var. cuprea, Pender County, North Carolina, W, (F45, JA)

F175B S. flava var. rugelii, Crestview, Florida, (WS)

F185 S. flava var. ornata Prince George County, Virginia, WS, (PW)

F187 S. flava var. rubricorpora, Milton, Florida, W, (AH)

F199 S. flava var. ornata/var. rugelii, intergrade, Geneva Botanical Gardens, Andrea Amici, 2004, Pitchers can be 12cm wide

F201 S. flava var. ornata, `Super ornata´, Christian Klein 2004

F235 S. flava var. rubricorpora, North Carolina, SM 2005

F257 S. flava Goldie, Paul Gardener 2008

F272 S. flava var. ornata Walton County, Florida, (ICPS Leiden 2010)

F275 S. flava var. rugelli, Giant form Ronny H.

 

 

S. leucophylla 5ee13, selection from Dr. Eberhard König

S. leucophylla Alba form from Andrea Amici

LE68 S. leucophylla Alba form from Christian Klein

S. leucophylla `Bonbon´, red from from Christian Klein, slection of his seedlings

S. leucophylla Clone from Ruedi Fürst

S. leucophylla Clone from Thomas Carow

S. leucophylla Clone from Thomas Carow

S. leucophylla Old clone from Dr. Eberhad König

S. leucophylla Old clone from Dr. Eberhad König

S. leucophylla Pubescent form, from Joachim Jung, probably a clone from Dr. Eberhard König

S. leucophylla Very tall grower, bought at `all green variant´ at EEE 2011

S. leucophylla `White top´, maybe the same plant as L50

S. leucophylla `White top´, form from Chrisitan Klein, maybe the same as `Alba form´ from Christian Klein (LE68)

S. leucophylla

S. leucophylla Gas-Station-Site, Perdido, Alabama (PW)

S. leucophylla Splinter Hill, #7, WS

L1 S. leucophylla Green & white, Citronelle, Alabama, W, (AH)

L2 S. leucophylla Tall green & white form, Citronelle, Alabama, (PW)

L3 S. leucophylla Yellow flowered form, Perdido, Alabama, W, (AH), Bednar, Is same clone as `Schnell's ghost’, L4

L4 S. leucophylla `Schnells Ghost´, Yellow flowered form, W, (AP)

L6 S. leucophylla Very large autumn pitcher, Perdido, Alabama, W, (PW)

L7 S. leucophylla Pubescent form, Perdido, Alabama, W, (AH)

L12A S. leucophylla Purple & white, giant Autumn pitcher, Deer Park, Alabama, (W)

L19 S. leucophylla Purple and white giant form, Route 71, near Altha, North Florida, W, (AH)

L20A S. leucophylla Baldwin County, Alabama, W, (MS)

L20B S. leucophylla Baldwin County, Alabama, W, (MS)

L38 S. leucophylla Pubescent form, Citronelle, Alabama, W, (PW)

L39A S. leucophylla Red & white, Citronelle, Alabama, W, (SM), Introgressed hybrid with S. alata. Pink flowers

L40 S. leucophylla Pubescent form, Deer Park, Alabama, W, (SM)

L47 S. leucophylla 'Cronus' (Titan tm), Botanique

L50 S. leucophylla Pure white top, Baldwin County, Alabama, WS, (MS)

L55 S. leucophylla `Tarnok´, W, Mutant flower form

L58A S. leucophylla Snow white, Hurricane Creek, Alabama, W

L59B S. leucophylla Very stocky Autumn pitcher, Milton, Florida, W

L62 S. leucophylla Red & white, very sparse veins, CPS seed bank 1993

L65 S. leucophylla Red & white, large pitchers, Marston Exotics

L72 S. leucophylla Green & white, veinless throat, (ME,1995)

L78 S. leucophylla Santa Rosa County, Florida, WS, ST 2004

L85 S. leucophylla Very large form, Tibbee, Alabama, A. Collins 2006 (WS)

L90 S. leucophylla Ben’s Bog, Baldwin County, Alabama, (WS)

L101 S. leucophylla Stocky, wide mouth, plant possibly is of hybrid origin with S.alata (AS, SL 27), 2007

L103 S. leucophylla Upper ‘White’ zone is covering 1/3rd of the pitcher length, Yellow River, Santa Rosa County, Florida, (clone from Miro Srba)

L104G S. leucophylla Wilkerson Bog, Bay County, Florida, WS, (BG 2003)

 

 

S. minor MOK01?, from Paul Gardener

S. minor Clone A, near Watchtower, Okefenokee, WS

S. minor Clone B, near Watchtower, Okefenokee, WS

S. minor Clone C, near Watchtower, Okefenokee, WS

S. minor Clone D, near Watchtower, Okefenokee, WS

S. minor Clone E, near Watchtower, Okefenokee, WS

S. minor Fitzgerald County, WS

S. minor Nord of Charlston, South Carolina, WS

S. minor Pine Mountains, Georgia

S. minor Waycross, Georgia

M12 S. minor Near Wacamaw River, Brunswick County, North Carolina,WS, (PW)

M16 S. minor var. okefenokeensis, Okefenokee Giant, North East

M18 S. minor var. okefenokeensis, Okefenokee Giant, Clone reputed to reach 4ft, Alastair Culham, Reading University

M28 S. minor Brantley County, Georgia, (BB), 2007

 

 

S. oreophila Giant

S. oreophila Sand Mountains, Georgia

O3A S. oreophila Boaz, Alabama, W, (Clone 1, PM)

O3B S. oreophila Boaz, Alabama, W, (Clone 2, PM)

O5 S. oreophila De Kalb County, Alabama, W, (O10, JA)

O7 S. oreophila Sand Mountain, W, (O13, JA)

 

 

S. psittacina Giant, clone from BG University Hohenheim

S. psittacina Splinter Hill, #17, WS

PS01 S. psittacina Gulf Coast Giant, Apalachicola National Forest, W

PS03 S. psittacina Orange flower, Wewahitchka, Florida, W, (PW)

PS08 S. psittacina "Dark flower", Yellow River, Florida. W, (S28, JA)

PS09 S. psittacina Okefenokee Swamp, Giant form, Georgia, W, (S22, JA)

PS21 S. psittacina Bay County, Florida, W

PS22 S. psittacina Bulbous, Harrison County, Mississippi, WS

 

 

S. purpurea ssp. purpurea, clone from Ruedi Fürst, S

S. purpurea ssp. prupurea, Tom Thump Alice

S. purpurea ssp. purpurea f. heterophylla

S. purpurea ssp. purpurea, Dorcas Bay, Northern Bruce Peninsula, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada

S. purpurea ssp. purpurea, Lake Huron, Northern America

S. purpurea ssp. purpurea Pakim Pond, Woodland, New Jersey, WS

S. purpurea ssp. venosa, red form, old clone from Joachim Jung

S. purpurea ssp. venosa "Smurf"

S. purpurea ssp. venosa, Louis Burke, pitchers turning very dark red, old clone from Johannes Betz

S. purpurea ssp. venosa, Louis Burke, Citronelle

S. purpurea ssp. venosa, Green Swamp #39, WS

S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. burkii, Chipola Giant, old Clone from Dr. Eberhard König

PV04 S. purpurea ssp. venosa, "yellow form", ex Adrain Slack

PV41 S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. burkii, Eglin Airforce Base, Okaloosa County, Florida (MB 2009) (WS)

S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. montana, WS

 

 

S. rubra `Chathom Giant´

S. rubra Long lid form

RA03 S. rubra Thorsby, Alabama, W, (PW)

RA05 S. rubra ICPS location, AL003, BB

RG01 S. rubra Green, anthocyanin free form,Yellow River, Florida, W, (AH)

RG02 S. rubra Stocky form,Yellow River, Flrida, W, (PW)

RG05 S. rubra Large form, Yellow River, Florida, W, Mark Wilkinson

RJ04 S. rubra North Carolina, WS, (PW)

S. rubra ssp. rubra, Red Pitchers, old clone from Johannes Betz

RR02 S. rubra ssp. rubra, boardwalk site, Green Swamp, Bunswick County, North Carolina

RR06 S. rubra ssp. rubra, small, very red clone, Ash, Brunswick County, North Carolina

RR09 S. rubra ssp. rubra, Ashe County, North Carolina

RR11B S. rubra ssp. rubra, Taylor County, Georgia, (WS)

 

 

S. x ? Clone from Carniflora

S. x ? Clone from Euroflora

S. x 6 probably a S. x catesbei, old clone from Johannes Betz

S. x alata x flava var. maxima

S. x catesbaei

S. x orpi oreophila x psittacina, old clone from Dr. Eberhard König

S. x orpu oreophila x purpurea, old clone from Dr. Eberhard König

S. x pipu psittacina x purpurea, old clone from Dr. Eberhard König

H23 S. x Dixie Lace

H56 minor x catesbaei Very large domed pitchers (Derek Clavell-Bate 2004)

H78 Rudolph II

H85B S. x willisii x minor var. okefenokeensis (MS) 2002

H94 excellens x leucophylla (RVL SH01)

H112 S. x `Leah Wilkerson’ S x moorei, Walton County, Florida, W, (Brooks Garcia 2004)

H113 S. x `Adrian Slack´ S x moorei, Milton, Florida, W, Barry Rice (2004)

H116 S x `Copper Vase’ (DC 2004)

 

 

Utricularia

 

U. aff. longifolia Diamantina, Brazil

U. cornuta

U. dichotoma Lake St. Clair, West Tasmania

U. hirta Plateau, Bako National Park, near Kuching, Sarawak, Borneo, Malaysia

U. hispida Clone from BG Liberec

U humboldtii Clone from Wilhelma (BG Stuttgart)

U. livida Clone from Wilhelma (BG Stuttgart)

U. livida Betty´s Bay, West Cape, South Africa

U. paulinae Walepole, West-Australia, Australia

U. prehensilis Mkambati Nature Reserve, South-Africa

U. reniformis Small form

U. sandersonii

U. sandersonii Blue flower

U. tridentata Clone from Wilhelma (BG Stuttgart)

 

 

Others

 

Accessory Plants

 

for a bog

 

Andromeda polifolia `Blue Ice´

Kalmia augustifolia

Narthecium ossifrajum

Rhododendron small form

Trichophorum alpinum

 

 

to Heliamphora

 

Velozia variablis Brazil

Xyris spec. BG Bonn

Xyris jupicai Auyan Tepui

Xyris laxifolia

[Nigel]

That's a great grow list. I'm intrigued by the D.Basmati & D.Reptile, will you be posting some photo's??

[Marco Ebert]

Servus Matze!

 

Entspricht die denn auch dem, was du anbietest oder enthält die Liste auch Privatpflanzen, die nicht zum Verkauf stehen?

 

Gruß,

Marco

[WeXi]

R. dentata avaible?

[Matze Maier]

Wie gesagt, es handelt sich dabei um meine GROWlist, eine aktuelle SALESlist findet sich auf meiner Homepage: www.green-jaws.com

Bilder der einzelnen Pflanzen werden demnächst Stück für Stück in die Galerie eingefügt.