Oh Man! I live in SE Michigan and while it's too late this year, you have me all fired up about doing a glysophate nuke on my KBG next spring and putting down some bentgrass. Also, I love your part of the country. Have had the privilege to play Blackwolf Run (both courses), but haven't made it back to do Whistling Straits. I do have that on my bucket list though. Not sure you knew about, or even need this yet, but there is a special herbicide (trimec flavor) just for bentgrass. All that time and money you've put into your lawn, no sense burning it up with some generic weed killer. I'll put the link down below for you. Plus I noticed all kinds of bentgrass seed, in various small poundages. I noticed that there are not too many places to buy bentgrass seed in small quantities. Do you think that means bentgrass for residences are not that popular? I would think with all the golfing fools out there that they would entertain the idea of a bentgrass lawn. Interesting. Again, fantastic lawn, look forward to more pictures! Todd

Oh how cool! I remember seeing pitcher plants and sundews in boggy areas of the Adirondacks and White Mountains when I was a kid... they always fascinated me. I'm a little sorry to admit it, but I remember catching flies and actually putting them ON the plants to see how long it took for the plant to eat them! (Longer than I ever imagined... I thought the plant would chew up the bugs like Little Shop of Horrors... LOL!)

I just repotted mine. Grow, grow, grow, little one... and give me blooms like THAT one. :>) Virginia

Wow , they are beautiful!! I have a Nidularium purpureum here since 3 years, from the collection of the Botanical Garden of Montreal :-) December 2015: [img]https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4454/23932598768_7d8297c458_z.jpg[/img] [img]https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4496/23932598548_8b5f796b7f_z.jpg[/img] And now: [img]https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4512/38030829271_84cb9602e0_z.jpg[/img] Renee