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Cool, thanks!

I recently found some berries that looked very similar to those in the berry topic I just looked at, but the leaves are slightly different and this plant was a vine. I'm not sure that it is a different plant, but it seems to be.

Sorry, that was a joke. If we find a way to efficiently harvest it though, it may be an efficient source of ethanol.

An easy way to harvest the giant kudzu tuber has been discovered, and it has been found to be quite edible. The news article

If you want live plants, I would suggest going to a nursery. I'm glad to get you started :lol: Now join the International Carnivorous Plant Society

Actually, Sarracenia purpurea ssp. purpurea, Drosera filiformis ssp. filiformis, Drosera anglica, Drosera intermedia, and Drosera rotundifolia all are hardy to zone 6 or lower. I thought the same thing when I lived in Michigan, I wish I had researched more and found out about the plants that...

The first one is Sarracenia 'Dana's Delight', and the last one is Sarracenia X Wrigleyana. I think everyone knows about the Dionaea Muscipula.

I made a bog garden for my plants about a month ago. It's thriving, and it's very fun to have.

Thanks. The kiwi plants that we have are arctic kiwi, which are tolerant down to zone four.

I got two kiwi plants about a week ago. (One male and one female.) They are doing decently in the place where we have them, which gets full sun for about half of the day. However, the tips of most of the stems (the ones that help it climb) are dead. Could anyone help me with this, or just...

thanks!!!

I've got an avocado pit and I'm interrested in growing an avocado tree. Anyone know how?

I'm from southwest Michigan, but I moved down to georgia olmost 3 years ago. Nice and warm down here :clap

I'm from Buckhead, (the old buckhead, not the Atlanta Buckhead,) near Madison. P.S. good ol' clay until it rains. Then it's bad ol' mud!