My name is Walter J. Barnett. I have been growing carnivorous plants (CP) since 1973. I would like to share some photos of my collection with other interested growers.

Sunday, August 01, 2004


Drosera burmanii under culture in the greenhouse Posted by Hello

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The southernmost variant of the Sarracenia purpurea complex, S. purpurea chipola Posted by Hello

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Nepenthes bicalcarata in the main greenhouse.
Note the two snake-like fangs exuding a viscous fluid capable of paralyzing prey. The chemistry of which little is known. Posted by Hello

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Saturday, July 10, 2004


Natural habitat for Drosera capillaris. Waltona Beach, Florida Posted by Hello

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Cuttings from Nepenthes maxima superba in the main greenhouse Posted by Hello

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Nepenthes x cathy joe Courtesy of the Walter J. Barnett Phytocarnivological Research Institute Posted by Hello

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Walt's Carnivorous Plant Page

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