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    Native habitat for Darlingtonia californica at $8 Mountain in Josephine Co., Oregon

    Darlingtonia at $8 Mountain

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    The Darlingtonia californica fens around $8 Mountain in Josephine County are probably the most attractive, best preserved Darlingtonia sites in Oregon. Here are a few photos from one of my favorite locations.

    Aerial view of Darligntonia californica fen

    Darligntonia californica photographed through a screen of leaves

    Darligntonia californica pitcher rear closeup

    Darligntonia californica plants in large fen

    Drainage point at a Darligntonia fen.

    Small Darligntonia californica plant growing in the water

    Long shot of a Darligntonia fen.

    Darligntonia californica plant basal detail

    Tags: Carnivorous Plants, Oregon, United States

    Categories: in situ

    Updated: October 29, 2022

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