Singapore Heritage: The Raffles Pitcher Plant
For the next 2 months or so, on every Monday and Thursday we will feature a page from the book “Singapore Heritage: The Raffles Pitcher Plant”. This will bring us to 6 Aug 09.
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As a layman, I found this and your other book on pitcher plants very helpful. Helped me to understand finally the difference between upper and lower pitchers. But alas I have forgotten.
Lam Chun See
3 June, 2009 at 6:17 pm