out of the five yellow flowered tuberous Drosera we only found these two. Saddly even without any open flower. I hope you like them anyway.
Christian
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Drosera intricata and subhirtella
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Posted 08 April 2012 - 08:47 AM
Christian
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Hi,
out of the five yellow flowered tuberous Drosera we only found these two. Saddly even without any open flower. I hope you like them anyway.
Christian
out of the five yellow flowered tuberous Drosera we only found these two. Saddly even without any open flower. I hope you like them anyway.
Christian
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Posted 08 April 2012 - 14:12 PM
Miloslav Macháček
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Better something than nothing huh? 
Beautiful yellow-flowered species - both of them. Thanks for sharing nice photos of them from natural habitat! 
Beautiful yellow-flowered species - both of them. Thanks for sharing nice photos of them from natural habitat!
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Posted 08 April 2012 - 17:21 PM
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What a pity the flowers haven´t been open. D. subhirtella is a "must-have" for me! Beautiful plants even without open flowers.
Cheers
Andreas
Cheers
Andreas
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Posted 11 April 2012 - 19:39 PM
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Nice little flowers, but it's a shame they're closed! 
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