Justin (Florida Zone 10) asks how P. agnata handles Florida heat after seeing SNW DVD showing Mexican butterworts shaded by other plants.
P. moctezumae suffers when nights stay hot (SNW Oregon experience). Others handle it.
Tiny Splinter-Shaped Biting Insects Outdoors: Thrips, Harmless but Annoying
Termites in the Garden: Identification and Control
Eradicating Invasive Ivy: Chemical Control Is Most Reliable
Large Hairy Spider in Poplar Tree: Likely Wolf Spider
Big Green Caterpillar on Colonial Parkway: Luna Moth or Sphinx?
Hand-Pollinating Vanilla Orchids: Step-by-Step Guide
Climbing Rose Blooming But No Leaves: Animal Ate Them
Black Spot on Knockout Roses: Does Dyed Mulch Harm Plants?
Stabilizing a Newly Planted, Shaky Dogwood
Personal Reconnection: Armco Steel Memories and Herb Journey
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