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twincapes said
on 3/29/2009 Hmmm, didnt know that, thanks, I figured they came from the Amazon or someplace.
veryirie said
on 3/11/2009 A Venus Fly Trap plant has always been intriguing; thanks for these tips on finding and observing them in the wild. Great!
DenimDragonfly said
on 3/11/2009 Great information! 5 *'s and a recommend!
Arathi said
on 3/7/2009 I had no idea that you could find venus fly traps in the wild. Thanks for the cool info! I am going to use it to impress friends!
writesource said
on 3/6/2009 Interesting information!
Michelle Starkey said
on 3/4/2009 Cool! I had no idea where to find Venus Flytraps in the wild before I read this informative article. Thanks =0)
Gardengates said
on 3/4/2009 OOoooo! I'm coming to North Carolina to find me some Venus Fly Traps. I've never seen them in the wild! Thanks for the tip!
HowDragon said
on 3/4/2009 Good tips on finding a Venus Flytrap. Thanks. 5*!
01Bri-Guy said
on 3/4/2009 These things are so cool!! 5*