Hello everyone, I am looking for a more beautiful variety of nepenthes than the common alata or similar ones. I have two cypripedium acuale that are dormant right now to trade for the right nep. I am interested in seeds as well for any carnivorous plant, but I really want a good-sized plant. I don't have many carnivores to trade, but I do have a lot of northwest natives; Please ask if interested. Thanks, Daniel

HI all. Im back. I'm sorry if you have already read one of my many posts, but you just never know who is going to see something, so here it is again. I am a college student working on a Cypripedium reintroduction project(im also a cyp. collector, so non natives and hybrids are also welcome). I am looking for seeds, seedlings, plants/divisions of native US cypripediums, as close to Lycoming county, PA as possible, but more of a focus on plants with native genes. Because my goal is reintroduction, I am looking for wild gened plants. I am not looking for wild plants, but Im interested in the clump your great great grandmother has in her garden that she collected from the wild 100 years ago. I am currently attempting to sprout seeds of reginae, parv parv, parv pub, acaule, and calceolus. If they sprout, I am willing to trade some of the seedlings for other seelings, plants, etc. You can also check my trade list for others. If you can't find anything, maybe we can work something else out! Thank you all very much. Brandan also looking for native trilliums

Have cypripedium montanums to trade.

Seems to be expanding rapidly. Last year I got it as a 1 growth plant. After the winter in the fridge came out with 3 noses (growth) and is going to have 3 flowers. Unlike a Pleione for example there are not 3 bulbs under the ground. One plant with one root system and 3 growths shooting up. Hopefully it will have 6 next year but still be one plant. In order to divide, one has to pull the root system apart. Nick