A North Carolina grower asked for results of a planned Darlingtonia buyer survey and whether S. psittacina and S. purpurea var. burkei (now S. rosea) survive NC winters in a bog.
Not yet conducted. Announcement will post on Sarracenia Northwest when launched.
Watch the January 2009 podcast on the homepage. After 14" snow, teens temperatures, freezing rain, and floods, S. rosea and S. psittacina in open bog pools emerged unscathed. They are fully hardy in NC. Mountain growers: add mulch during extended deep freezes.
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