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Aldrovanda Cephalotus Drosera Sarracenia Customized Sarracenia Crosses Sarracenia Species Endangered Sarracenia Sarracenia Hybrids Anthocyanin-free Sarracenia Nepenthes Utricularia Dionaea Beginners Package Other Bog Plants Wetland and Marsh Plants Order Form Bog Gardening Gift Items	As an incentive to become a Meadowview sponsor, we are offering a 50% discount on our plants when you become a sponsor with an annual donation of $25.00 or more. This entitles you to excellent prices on our plants while at the same time supporting our conservation and restoration efforts. We offer a number of interesting bog plants for sale at Meadowview Biological Research Station. All plants are from propagated material. If there are plants you are interested in but do not see in our catalog please ask us. We have limited quantities of many species which are not listed in this catalog available to those involved in ecological restoration. We have propagated pitcher plant populations of varieties found from Virginia to Texas, which you may be interested in using for your restoration project, depending upon the geographic area. Please inquire as to location and availability of those plants. Feel free to visit our facility by appointment, where you may make your own selections from our stock. Unlike other companies, we ship only mature plants to ensure the highest quality plants and a satisfied customer. We suggest ordering in late winter before plants have started growth to get both the best plants we have available and to ensure that plants have a full season of growth. When orders are placed during the growing season we cut-off any open pitchers during preparation of the order to avoid potentially shipping unwanted insects around the country. Plants are washed and bare-rooted, wrapped in moist paper towel, placed in Ziploc bags, and shipped by U.S. Priority Mail. We Accept PayPal (the safe way to use credit cards on the web), checks or money orders.
*Japanese Aldrovanda Sale!* Due to excellent growing conditions, we have an ENORMOUS stock of healthy, hungry Aldrovanda. Until our stocks return to normal, you can buy Alrovanda vesiculosa for only $1.00 each in lots of 50 or more! Aldrovanda is the only plant in our catalog available for international orders. We do this to encourage restoration, scientific, and horticultural efforts of this globally rare species. We suggest you order this plant in the winter as dormant turions but we do ship all year. Please contact us first if you are interested in an international order so that we may arrange all necessary permits and fees. This plant is sold with the understanding that Aldrovanda will not be introduced to bodies of water where the plant is not native and buyer assumes all responsibilities for compliance with local, state, and federal laws regarding this plant. More information about Aldrovanda
	A view of Mike Hammond's successful Aldrovanda cultivation employing Meadowview pond sediment and associate plants. Mike Hammond's testimonial of successful Aldrovanda culture using Meadowview pond sediment and associate plants.
Photo by Mike Hammond	Un-staged image of Aldrovanda eating tadpole
	A. vesiculosa:			$5.00
	Beginners Aldrovanda package - includes Meadowview pond sediment, associate plants, and bag of Aldrovanda plants (a minimum of 3 plants included in beginners pack) Due to soil quarantines Aldrovanda Beginners Package and pond sediment cannot be shipped to the following states: AZ,CA,ID.NV,OR,UT, or WA			$25.00
	Bag (large ziploc) of Meadowview pond sediment. Meadowview pond sediment: contains essential micro-flora and fauna that inhibit algal growth through filtering and nutrient sequestration. This biological function is essential to successful Aldrovanda culture. Due to soil quarantines Aldrovanda Beginners Package and pond sediment cannot be shipped to the following states: AZ,CA,ID.NV,OR,UT, or WA			$8.00
	OUT OF STOCK Aldrovanda ...Tropical Red Australian Form.			OUT OF STOCK
*Cephalotus*
	The Australian Pitcher Plant, Cephalotus follicularis, tropical. We suggest you combine this species with a tropical sundew and bladderwort for indoor terrarium culture.			Inquire
	Cephalotus first day covers
DROSERA (Sundews) - flypaper traps: Drosera possess leaves with numerous glistening, sticky, tentacle-like glands which capture insects by means of an adhesive mucilage. Leaves can actually slowly fold over and envelop prey. The tropical species are recommended for either terrarium or outdoor cultivation during the growing season. Temperate species require a winter dormancy.				$3-$6 ea.
Tropical
	D. adelae. This beautiful sundew from Australia is an excellent plant for culture in an indoor terrarium with lower light levels. Red flowers. (Photo by Kris Haley)			$5.00
D. binata dichotoma (foreground) and D. binata multifida (background)	D. binata var. dichotoma (Australian sundew)			$6.00
	D. binata multifida			$5.00
	D. capensis, (Cape Sundew) named after Capetown in South Africa, very easy to cultivate and has beautiful lavender flowers. White flowers in background are U. livida			$4.00
	D. capensis 'alba' a white flowered variant of the above.			$5.00
Temperate Species
	D. traycii, (thread-leaf sundew) named after the American botanist S. M. Tracy. limited quantity - no bulk discount			Out of Stock
	D. traycii, white-flowered form no bulk discount			Out of Stock
	D. intermedia, (water sundew) grows well on edge of ponds in peaty soil			$3.00 For Orders of 50 or More, Cost per Plant is $2.00
	D. capillaris, pink sundew
	D. rotundifolia, round-leaved sundew
	D. filiformis, thread-leaved sundew no bulk discount
Hybrids
	D. intermedia x D. capillaris , a sterile hybrid discovered in Pender County, North Carolina			$15.00
	D. filiformis x D. intermedia			$13.00
	D. rotundifolia x D. intermedia			$12.00
SARRACENIA (Pitcher Plants) - pitfall traps: This genus was named in honor of Dr. Sarrazin by the botanist Tournefort. Pitcher plants are our favorite because of their large, showy, and colorful flowers and leaves. Insects fall or get caught in the recesses of the funnel shaped traps and are used by the plants as a source of nutrients for growth. Easily grown outside in a bog garden in full sun they are always a topic of conversation while the flowers and leaves can be dried to make attractive arrangements. We offer both species and hybrids. Although there are a variety of mechanisms for maintaining the identity of the various species, occasionally they cross in the wild and produce offspring. Large natural hybrid swarms are known to exist but usually hybrids occur as scattered individuals in disturbed habitats. We encourage you to try growing the species as well as the hybrids.
Species
	S. alata, the Texas Trumpet!! This is the only pitcher plant species found west of the Mississippi with most of the range in Louisiana and Texas. The species is winter hardy in the mid-Atlantic states and produces attractive, faintly lemon-scented, cream to yellow flowers in May. Leaves are a golden yellow with subtle reddish-purple veining inside the pitcher. Especially attractive in large clumps.			$15.00
	S. alata 'areolata' – within the Texas and Louisiana populations of S. alata rare individuals possess faint windows similar to those found in S. alabamensis. Although the windows are not the same as in S. leucophylla they may reflect an evolutionary trend within the genus Sarracenia to develop light patches for insect captures. Read more about this in our article “What is the identity of the West Gulf Coast Pitcher Plant, Sarracenia alata Wood?” Plants are available starting June 2003. For more on S. alata “areolata” click here.			$100.00
Photo by Al Gustin	S. alata 'Purple Helmet,' an interesting cultivar characterized by intense purple under the hood.			$30.00
S. flava, the Yellow Pitcher Plant. This large, attractive, pitcher plant is one of the most impressive pitcher plants in spring (leaves up to 4 feet tall). The attractive, sulfur yellow flowers appear in late April-May and are followed by production of the robust foliage. We cultivate several varieties which will be available for purchase starting in June 2000.
	Typica - characterized by a distinctive purple blotch restricted to the throat			$40.00
	Carolina Coastal - the pitchers are an overall beautiful yellow-green. This group includes both veinless and slightly veined plants. Since we ship the bulk of our plants in the dormant season you will get one or the other type but we can't guarantee which since we are harvesting out of stock pots with both phenotypes intertwined.			$30.00
	Veined- reddish purple pigmentation radiates throughout the veins of the plant.			$40.00
	Available June 2008 'Copper Top' - the top of the pitcher is a coppery-tan color with reddish-purple veining inside the pitcher. Plants can be pre-ordered starting in March 2008 for shipment in June			$75.00
Photo by Al Gustin	OUT OF STOCK S. flava 'Bronze' - This unique cultivar of S. flava has an overall bronze complexion which complements its stunning beauty. The flower is a beautiful orange and demonstrates the introgessed nature of this form with S. rosea.			$100.00
S. leucophylla, the White-topped Pitcher Plant. This stunning pitcher plant has maroon flowers, and leaves that are laced with small white flecks over the upper portion of the pitcher. Leaves may be dried in sand and then sprayed with a floral sealer for exquisite displays.				$20.00
	S. leucophylla 'Burgundy'			$50.00
	OUT OF STOCK S. minor, the Hooded Pitcher Plant. The top of this plant is folded over the pitcher and has translucent windows. Flowers yellow.			$15.00
	S. psittacina, the Parrot Pitcher Plant. The hood of this decumbent pitcher plant has a vague similarity to a parrot’s beak. Although we don’t recommend Sarracenia for indoor culture this low growing species is best suited to the confined conditions of a terrarium. In addition this southern species is frost sensitive and may survive several years in a terrarium with minimum dormancy.			$20.00
	S. purpurea ssp. purpurea , the Northern Pitcher Plant. Semi-evergreen waxy leaves and cold hardiness make this an excellent bog plant for mid-Atlantic to northern United States growers. Flowers are a beautiful maroon.			$15.00
	S. purpurea spp. venosa This mid-Atlantic form of S. purpurea hails from Caroline County, Virginia and is characterized by beautiful purple veining and semi-deciduous leaves.			$20.00
	S. rosea cream flower – while S. rosea normally has pink flowers there are rare variants that possess beautiful cream-colored flowers. When flowers first open they appear white.			$100.00
	S. rosea, Burkes Southern Pitcher Plant. Attractive pink flowers and best grown in the southern states. Leaves tend to be deciduous in colder climates.			$50.00
*S. rubra* Produces violet scented, petite, maroon flowers. This species has been the subject of much taxonomic debate. The various taxa have been identified as either species or subspecies. We offer our selection based on geographic distribution.
	Carolina coastal plain - reddish-tan, linear pitchers			$20.00
	Fall line sandhills - lightly pubescent, reddish pitchers with arching hood			$25.00
	Gulf of Mexico - tall, stately, red pitchers			$20.00
	Mobile Bay - golden yellow pitchers with arching hood			$20.00
	FEDERALLY ENDANGERED* - S. jonesii - Carolina mountains - tall, slender pitchers with a slight bulge on top. Pitchers can reach 50 cm. and have a tan background with a purple venation overlay. Delightfully scented maroon flowers are on tall scapes.			$30.00
	FEDERALLY ENDANGERED* - S. jonesii - Carolina mountains - tall, slender pitchers with a slight bulge on top. Anthocyanin-free mutation (green) that lacks red pigment and produces fragrant yellow flowers.			$35.00
	FEDERALLY ENDANGERED* - S. alabamensis - Central Alabama - produces outstanding, robust, golden yellow leaves (up to 40 cm.) in the fall which have a slight pubescence. Leaves develop a beautiful rusty-red after the first frosts.			$30.00
FEDERALLY ENDANGERED* - Sarracenia oreophila - The Green Pitcher Plant. This extremely rare pitcher plant is now only found in northeast Alabama, a couple sites in North Georgia, and one colony in North Carolina. Our plants for sale were donated by Bill Scholl and Jeff Dallas and all the funds from the sale of the plant will go into the Joseph Pines Preserve savings account. Green Pitcher Plant blooms in early May, flowers are a light yellow with a slight musty odor. A unique feature of this species is that pitchers open at the same time as the flowers, presenting an especially attractive appearance. Our plants have leaves that are a beautiful chartreuse with light purple veining. Winter leaves are flat and sharply recurved and twisted.				$40.00
* Federal Fish and Wildlife Permit Number TE022690-0 (Renewed through 2009)
HYBRIDS/CULTIVARS Most hybrids offered are of an upright or trumpet shape but a few tend to be decumbent or low to the ground (indicated by "d"). We offer a number of outstanding hybrids developed decades ago by several renowned growers. Fred Case is well known for his books on orchids and trilliums, as well as his several papers on Sarracenia which led to him naming a new species, Sarracenia alabamensis ssp. alabamensis (now endangered). Bob Hanrahan is one of the originators of large scale horticultural propagation of pitcher plants. We purchased our plants from Bob's company World Insectivorous Plants, more than twenty years ago. Bill Scholl and Phil Sheridan are members of Meadowview and have been deeply committed to Sarracenia conservation.
THE NEW WORLD This selection of cultivars is a celebration of the 400th anniversary of the founding of Jamestown in 1607. These plants are meant to honor the prominent native Americans and colonists because of their outstanding beauty and rarity. The Native American Series (limited quantity)
S. flava 'Pocahontas' This striking plant is our first release of a rare native Virginia yellow pitcher plant from Sussex County. “Pocahontas” is characterized by tall, graceful pitchers which expand rapidly in the upper portion of the pitcher much like an elegant wine glass. Beautiful purple veins radiate throughout the leaf with an intense splotch in the throat. An additional trait of “Pocahontas” is the presence of purple suffusing the rim of the pitcher mouth. Pocahontas was the favorite daughter of chief Powhatan. She is famed for saving the life of Captain John Smith by placing her head on his and preventing him from being executed. Pocahontas brought peace between the colonists and native Americans when she married the Englishmen John Rolfe. Pocahontas had a son with John Rolfe, traveled to England and met the royals, and unfortunately fell ill and died as she was preparing to return home to Virginia. We honor the grace, charm, playfulness, and contribution to peace of Pocahontas with our most beautiful native Virginia yellow pitcher plant.				SOLD OUT
S. flava 'Powhatan' Photo by Jeremiah Harris This bold, solid red clone reflects the power and pride of chief Powhatan. The flower is solid yellow, typical of normal yellow pitcher plant. The red color of the foliage is best developed under intense, sunny conditions. Powhatan was the ruler of the Algonquin tribe that occupied central Virginia when the colonists arrived in 1607.				$400.00
'Matoaka' 'Matoaka' means “little snow feather” and was the name commonly used by Pocahontas (Pocahontas was a private name rarely used in public). This beautiful cross of S. leucophylla and S. rubra wherryi has a soft pubescence covering the exterior of the pitcher. The upper portion of the leaf is speckled with small white windows interwoven with purple veins.				$75.00
The Colonists
Sarracenia 'John Smith 'John Smith' 'John Smith' is a cross of native Virginia yellow and purple pitcher plant. What is unique about 'John Smith' is the reverse pattern of veining in the hood and the almost stipled pattern. The leaf is golden yellow integrated with shades of blush. John Smith was the colorful captain of the colonists and wrote several narratives of the original settlement and encounters with the native Americans. Available in JUNE 2008				$75.00
Meadowview Cultivars and Hybrids
	'WHITE KNIGHT', a unique hybrid of S. alata and S. leucophylla.			$75.00
	'Red Viper', a secret cross by our genetics experts			$75.00
	'Snowflake' - This delightful hybrid has a fluorescent green background with speckles of white. When you look at the hood of the leaf from above the aspect is reminiscent of a snowflake, hence the name. Snowflake is a vigorous divider and winter hardy since one of the parents is yellow pitcher plant from Virginia.			$75.00
	S. flava x S. minor			$50.00
	'Red Flame', a striking backcross of S. leucophylla and S. rosea			$50.00
Photo by Al Gustin	'Horizon' - 'Horizon' is a custom-made hybrid developed by Meadowview between S. flava and S. rosea. The outstanding features of this hybrid are the singular presence of a purple band in the throat and the absence of purple pigmented veins in the rest of the plant. The back portion of the hood has a light tan complexion.			$50.00
	'Plum' - Named by our friend Gigi Jennings because of the similarity in color of this pitcher plant to a ripe plum fruit. This selection is a cross of S. oreophila and S. leucophylla.			$80.00
Photos by Al Gustin	'Red Rocket' - 'Red Rocket' is a cross between S. flava and S. purpurea that is almost completely red from head to toe. The leaves are very hardy and waxy.			$50.00
	'Red Velvet', a S. leucophylla x S. flava cross with red petals that feel like velvet.			$50.00
S. minor x S. rubra ssp. wherryi, arching hood and yellowish-red flowers				$15.00
S. rubra ssp. wherryi x S. alata, attractive pink flowers, featured in the June 1997 Carnivorous Plant Newsletter				$15.00
Bob Hanrahan
	S. alata x S. minor, hooded pitcher with windows			$15.00
	S. alata x S. oreophila, green pitchers			$15.00
Bill Scholl
	S. rubra ssp. gulfensis x S. flava, possible origin of S. alata, throat splotch			$15.00
Phil Sheridan
	S. alata x S. leucophylla , beautiful red flower, upper portion of pitcher with white areolae and light purple suffusion under hood.			$40.00
Photos by Al Gustin	S. alata x S. rubra wherryi , beautiful pink flowers with waxy, firm, purple veined pitchers			$35.00
	S. alata x S. leucophylla 'Ruby Throat'#14			$50.00
THE GREEN SECTION, ANTHOCYANIN-FREE SARRACENIA SPECIES AND HYBRIDS: Anthocyanin is the reddish-purple pigment usually seen in leaves and flowers. A mutant has been found in many pitcher plants species where this pigment is lacking lending a striking greenish-yellow fluorescent color to the foliage and flowers.
	S. purpurea ssp. purpurea f. heterophylla			$30.00
	S. psittacina. Extremely Rare. The parrot pitcher plant Sarracenia psittacina Mich. growing along a roadside in Gulf County, FL (Sheridan and Underwood, field notes 12/29/95-1/11/96). Mutant plants that fail to produce red pigment coexist with wild-types in scattered locations throughout the range of the genus.			$100.00
	S. leucophylla green This plant was discovered by Bill Scholl in 1993 and is one of the most beautiful green mutants. Flowers are clear yellow and pitchers can reach 2.5 feet in height. Funds from sale of this plant go to the Joseph Pines Preserve account per the wishes of Mr. Scholl.			$40.00
Photo by Al Gustin	'Green Monster' - Green Monster is a cross between the anthocyanin-free mutants of S. leucophylla and S. minor. A vigorous grower and divider.			$300.00
	S. rubra ssp. gulfensis, discovered by Jim Bockowski			$15.00
	S. leucophylla x S. rubra ssp. jonesii			$30.00
	S. leucophylla x S. rubra ssp. gulfensis			$30.00
NEPENTHES, THE ASIAN PITCHER PLANT The genus Nepenthes is a tropical vine that produces pitchers at the ends of the leaf. Typically Nepenthes requires much less light than Sarracenia and hence is a much better plant for a terrarium, a sunny southern window, a veranda in summer, or a hothouse. If you set-up a terrarium you might consider adding in some of the tropical bladderworts and sundews for additional interest.
	N. rafflesiana – pitchers are white with purple speckles			OUT OF STOCK
	N. sanguinea - as the name implies this beauty produces deep red pitchers			$15.00
	N. ventricosa - An attractive pitcher with hour-glass shaped leaves and red peristome.			$15.00
Utricularia (Bladderwort): Aquatic, floating carnivorous plant which catch small organisms by a trap which opens and closes in less than a thousandth of a second. Ideal for black- water, slow moving ponds or acidic bog ponds.
Tropical
U. tricolor				$7.00
U. livida, tropical terrestrial - attractive white and purple flowers with small club shaped leaves. This bladderwort is grown in moist peat.				$5.00
U. longifolia	This bladderworts leaves can reach up to a meter long, hence the name longifolia! Flowers are attractive purple with white and yellow in the center.			$7.00
Temperate Species
	U. inflata, yellow flowers, suspended above radial floats. Note: Photograph is a view of the flower suspended by floats. Flowers and radial floats are only produced once a year and are transient (couple weeks survival) Plants are shipped as the submerged vegetative material.			$5.00
	U. geminscapa - bladderwort with flower stalk ranging from 5 - 25 cm. Simultaneously produces closed (underwater) and open (above water) flowers from the same node.			$10.00
	OUT OF STOCK U. striata - an affixed yellow-flowered bladderwort with stolons that penetrate the aquatic substrate. Stolons in the water measure 5 - 10 cm with finely divided branches.			$10.00
	U. purpurea, purple flowers only available June – October.			$10.00
	U. vulgaris - The common bladderwort is a large, branching aquatic plant that produces yellow flowers. Excellent for mosquito control in slightly shaded tanks since the large bladders can easily ingest the wrigglers.			$10.00
DIONAEA (Venus' Fly Trap): Darwin called this "the most amazing plant in the world" when he was doing his research for his book "Insectivorous Plants." The leaves of this plant look like a bear trap and will rapidly close when the trigger hairs are stimulated. The Venus' Fly Trap is a particular favorite of young boys and girls and can be used as an effective way to interest them in nature.
	Venus' Flytrap in flower in created seeps at Bill Scholl's Vole Haven in Caroline County, Virginia. June, 2001.
	Dionaea muscipula and flower			$5.00* Orders of 50 or more, $1.50* for each plant.
	'Red Dragon', a special cultivar of the Venus' Flytrap developed by Atlanta Botanical Garden.			$7.00
Beginners Package: For those just starting out we offer a combination of Pitcher Plant, Sundew, and Venus’ Flytrap. We offer both a tropical and temperate option.
Tropical Beginners Package: The Tropical option includes an Asian pitcher plant of the genus Nepenthes, a tropical sundew, a tropical bladderwort and a venus flytrap. The tropical collection is ideal for an indoor terrarium under lights or in a south-facing window.				$20.00
Temperate Beginners Package: Includes a Sarracenia pitcher plant, a sundew, and venus flytrap. Plants should be grown outside. Plants require a winter dormancy.				$15.00
Other Bog Plants
Photo by Al Gustin		LIVE Green Sphagnum moss. Used as a top dressing in your bog garden or on potted plants.
Due to plant quarantines on soil mixes we do not ship live sphagnum moss to the following states: AZ, CA, ID, NV, OR, UT or WA
Box measuring 6 x 7 inches				$30.00
Box measuring 8 x 12 inches				$50.00
Gallon size zipper bag				$15.00
Sandwich size zipper bag				$10.00
	Calopogon tuberosus, the grass pink orchid. Beautiful pink blooms on slender stalks measuring up to 2 feet tall.			$10.00
	Eriocaulon decangulare (Pipewort): Pin cushion looking plant. Hard, white heads on linear scapes give this plant the appearance of pin cushions, hatpins, or white buttons on a stalk. An associate species of Sarracenia flava propagatated from material from Dinwiddie County, Virginia.			$7.00
	Eriophorum virginicum , Cotton Grass			$10.00
	Helenium brevifolium (Short-Leaved Sneezeweed): Yellow flowered member of the Asteraceae. An associate species of Sarracenia flava propagated from material from Dinwiddie County, Virginia. Flowers in May with flower stalks 2-3 feet tall.			$7.00
	Kalmia carolina, Sheep Laurel Plants 6"-1 foot tall			$20.00 SOLD ONLY AT NURSERY
	Magnolia virginiana, Sweet Bay Magnolia plants 1.5-3 feet tall			$25.00 SOLD ONLY AT NURSERY
	Pogonia ophioglossoides, Rose Pogonia Orchid, this delightful pinkish white flowered orchid spreads rapidly through a bog garden.			$10.00
	Polygala lutea - Orange Milkwort - perrenial with light green succulent leaves in basal rosettes ranging in height from 4 - 20 inches. Beautiful orange flowers in compact head-like racemes.			$10.00
	Vaccinium crassifolium, Creeping blueberry, a low growing blueberry with evergreen leaves which is very similar in appearance to American Cranberry. Produces clusters of small, pinkish white flowers in May. Our plants are propagated from cuttings obtained in the longleaf pine flatwoods of the City of Suffolk, Virginia.			$10.00
	Vaccinium macrocarpon, American Cranberry, these are plants produced from cuttings obtained in one of the few remaining bogs near Annapolis, Maryland.			$5.00
	Xyris, yellow-eyed grass. An associate found in the bog community. Perrenial with small attractive yellow flowers.			$5.00/bunch
Wetland and Marsh Plants
	Meadowcreek Lily. Our selection of the frangrant water lily, Nympaea odorata. Perennial aquatic with beautiful white flowers which open at mid-day.			$15.00
	Blue Flag Iris. Iris virginiana. A hardy perennial native to 2.5 feet tall. Blue flowers tinged with white.			$10.00
	Cattail. Typha latifolia. This hardy native is renowned for its many edible parts, for use in floral decorations, and handsome appearance.			$8.00
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			Stewart McPherson is donating a significant portion of the profits from his series of books to the Joseph Pines Preserve. We have already received $2000 for the preserve and Stewart has donated signed copies of his books for us to sell with all funds going to Joseph Pines. *If you are ordering only* this book, a flat $5.00 S&H fee applies. Paperback: $30.00 Hardback: $40.00**

8 1/2 X 11 Print Suitable for Framing	$15.00
Greeting Cards	$3.50