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Field Of Predators, Found On A Walk

Here’s a new one for me. When was the last time you walked through a field filled with meat eating plants.

Like never ?

This will take a few articles to even try to display each individual species of plant.

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Stanley Rehder studied carnivorous plants after studying horticulture at North Carolina State College. North Carolina is home to some of the rarest flytrap plants. There is a field behind a school in Wilmington that has thousands of predatory plants,  a few trails to safely walk, and is a free park. All you need to do is find it. We did.

More to come…

11 thoughts on “Field Of Predators, Found On A Walk”

    1. That’s amazing 😃. One of the plants in the field only grows within a 60 miles radious of the spot. We only have a few in the Lowcountry, but many more in the Okefenokee swamp, Georgia. When driving near that swamp Ellen always makes a detour to a field she knows of there. 🤣

    1. In a residential area, behind a grade school. Several groups came together to protect the man’s work and research. The field was actually a decent size. There was a small boardwalk on the edge and big patio stones making a few small trails to walk through all the plants. There were wild flowers and tall grass, but ‘meat eaters’ primarily. Very cool to see.

  1. I’m very jealous. I love carnivorous plants; did my dissertation on them at uni, but we only have a small number of varieties here in the UK; Drosera, Pinguicula and Utricularia. Would love to see Dionaea and Sarracenia in the wild!

    1. Well then I’ll try to get another bat h posted soon 😆. I have never seen anything like this. I must admit shooting scenes like this is more of my wife’s interest. I went for the walk tailing behind her, and her enthusiasm 🤣. So glad I did.

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