Sarras in flower (Pictures 3, 4) and sarracenia purpurea. (6)

A sarracenia purpurea in winter (5) and summer (6).

Red veined rubras. Far more normal (8) and a S. alba. (9)

Sarras grown from seed (10) ...........and continued. I was sorry in a way to see the old rustic, tree-trunk fencing go, in a way, but it was totally rotten and just a great home for wood-lice. (13, 14, 15 &16) And eventually I started to get the plants ready to go into the borders (17 & 18) and think about the new soft-fruit area in front of the greenhouse (16). Picture to follow, this summer (2011).