Truly magnificent.
I didn’t know any carnivorous plants were native to the US! That’s amazing.
The US has most of them! In fact, more than half of the world’s species of carnivorous plants are native to the coastal swamps and lowland Sandhills along the Carolina border. We’ve got pitcher plants, sundews, and the poster child of the bunch, the Venus Flytrap.
I’m embarrassed to say that I learned about it via Fallout 76 but there are some really cool carnivorous plants in North America. Sundews are some of my fave.
Ah! Friend! I think I know where this is! No worries, I live in Cola Town. Not trying to be weird. I love venomous plants and was so delighted to learn SC had native ones!
Not weird at all. Hey neighbor. I want to visit the bike collective. Glad to be around these parts, truly spectacular and underappreciated nature
Make sure to come on a Tuesday. Tuesday night rides are sick downtown. We go by the river a lot. The bike collective is very dear to my heart. They got broken into a few months ago. People suck. But, as always, not a single one of those dudes is letting it show. Always smiling and helping the community.
I fuck with it heavy. My kinds of folks. It’s now marked on my list, ty.
Side note, promise it’s the last thing; southern goodbyes am I right? If you leave CTBC and go underneath the bridge, you’ll be on a greenway straight to new Finlay Park paths to the Vista
Those are stunning!
👋 Fr I was so stoked.
That is so cool! I’ve never seen so many in one place!
