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December 18, 2006
Carnivorous Plant of the Month Club
From the website:
- Discover the spectacular world of carnivorous plants!
For 12 exciting months you can learn about the many plant species that use insects for nutrition.
Once thought difficult to grow, carnivorous plants are surprisingly easy.
If you can grow a rose bush or a tomato plant in your backyard you can easily grow Venus Flytraps, Sundews and other U.S. native carnivorous plants.
No terrarium or greenhouse is required to grow these spectacular plants!
A membership in the Carnivorous Plant of the Month Club makes a great gift!
• Spark someone's curiosity and excitement with something unique.
• People with eclectic tastes would appreciate something like this.
• Surprise your kids with a truly educational gift.
• It is fun, relaxing and personally rewarding!
• It is perfect for the garden enthusiast.
• Give a gift to yourself.
Don't dally: "Space is limited in the Carnivorous Plant of the Month Club. When we reach capacity we close the club. So sign up today while space is available!"
A one-year membership is $167.40.
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What happens if you put something in there that it doesn't like? A piece of cookie or something? And how does it close up before the fly splits -- is there glue on the inside surface to hold it there?
I realize I can Google it and find out more about meat-eating plants than I ever wanted to know...I'm just goofing off. And enjoying my new cough syrup, since I'm sick and all. And speaking of flies -- a favorite line that I remember from "Sandford and Son" was when Fred had a fly buzzing around in the house, Lamont walks into the room, Fred says, "Lamont, open the door and let that fly out. He hasn't been out all day."
Posted by: Flautist | Dec 18, 2006 6:00:21 PM
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