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2012 Online Catalog

Drosera (Sundews)

The flypaper-like traps of Drosera possess 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 Australian and African species are recommended for either terrarium or outdoor cultivation during the growing season. Temperate species require a cold winter dormancy.

Drosera adelae
This beautiful sundew from Australia is an excellent plant for culture in an indoor terrarium with lower light levels. Red flowers.

Drosera binata var. dichotoma
Australian sundew.

Drosera binata var. multifida
Australian sundew.

Bulk var. multifida (10 or more) $2.00 each.Use 'Add to Cart' below to order 10 or more.

Drosera capensis
Cape Sundew named after Capetown in South Africa. This plant is very easy to cultivate and has beautiful lavender flowers.

Out of Stock - Please Inquire.

	Drosera capensis 'alba' Australian sundew.
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Drosera intermedia
(water sundew) grows well on edge of ponds in peaty or mineral soil.

Orders of 50 or more cost per plant is $2.00, bulk quantities available after April 15. Use 'Add to Cart' below to order 50 or more.

	Drosera capillaris Pink sundew with small rosettes.
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Drosera rotundifolia
Round-leaved sundew with bright red glandular leaves.

Orders of 50 or more cost per plant is $2.00, bulk quantities available after April 15. Use 'Add to Cart' below to order 50 or more.

Drosera filiformis
Thread-leafed sundew with attractive pink flowers.

Orders of 50 or more cost per plant is $2.00, bulk quantities available after April 15. Use 'Add to Cart' below to order 50 or more.

Drosera brevifolia
Virginia dwarf sun-dew from the Joseph Pines Preserve!

limit 5 per customer.

2012 Online Catalog

Drosera (Sundews)

Meadowview Biological Research Station 2012 Catalog

Meadowview Biological Research
Station 2012 Catalog