Garfield County News | 1930-04-18 | Page 7 | Insect-Catching Plants

insect catching plants plant ati AH plants have babe interesting char but few are so eo endlessly mysterious loui and fascinating as are tile the insect catching and insect de louring vou ring plants of which florida has an an especially large number comprising pr ising species of butterworth butter suni dews pitcher plants tied and bladder no less than five ave species of etcher p dj iw in florida says nature magazine agazine and the large laree flowers are so remarkable in form that a writer in 1872 aptly called them fantastical flowers yet the bollow trumpet shaped leaves dot eted ted and veined with white an and d red and purple are even more fantastic than the flowers and most fantastic i og D all alethe are the means by y wilch which th these e se handsome handsom e leaves lure and cap capture t u re and devour their living prey