Drosera aliciae - Alice Sundew
A very popular rosette forming sundew. It forms a good clump, has large pale pink flowers and doesn't even mind a light frost. A pretty windowsill plant. A good way of regenerating these plants is to completely chop the tops off down to ground level over winter. Sounds brutal, but it works.Sunny position. Stand in 2cm rainwater in growing season. Keep frost free in winter (doesn't mind light frost), and keep just damp.Compost:3:1 peat: sandSENT POTTED
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Drosera anglica
A native hardy sundew with long, strap shaped leaves . Approx. 5cm tall. Best grown outside.
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Drosera binata - Fork Leaved Sundew
A vigorous fork leaved sundew that is fairly contained. It grows more upright than some. It has T shaped leaves and white flowers. Herbaceous. Sunny position. Stand in 2cm rainwater in growing season. Keep frost free in winter (doesn't mind light frost), and keep just damp.May die right back in winter. Compost:3:1 peat: sand SENT POTTED
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Drosera capensis - Cape Sundew
The easiest of all carnivorous plants, and certainly very attractive. Long sting cerise flowers stand above a clump of glistening green leaves with red gland stalks. It is very good at catching smaller flies such as midges and mosquitoes, up to small houseflies. Can be grown outside in summer. Sunny position. Stand in 2cm rainwater in growing season. May die right back in winter. Keep frost free in winter (doesn't mind light frost), and keep just damp.Compost:3:1 peat: sand
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Drosera capensis alba - Cape Sundew, white form
This is the green/white form of Drosera capensis - both leaf stalk and tentacles are green and the flowers are white. Sunny position. Stand in 2cm rainwater in growing season. May die right back in winter. Keep frost free in winter (doesn't mind light frost), and keep just damp.Compost:3:1 peat: sand 5 Dcapr Drosera capensis - red form Cape Sundew red form Sent Potted A distinct form with dark red leaves and red tentacles. Very attractive. It can lose some of the redness after re-potting, as do many carnivorous plants. Lovely in the sun. Sunny position. Stand in 2cm rainwater in growing season. Keep frost free in winter (doesn't mind light frost), and keep just damp.Compost:3:1 peat: sandSENT POTTED
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Drosera dichotoma - Fork Leaved Sundew
These long, branched tentacles form a deadly web of sticky glue. One of the largest fork-leafed sundews. Remains fairly upright. Excellent for daddy long legs and houseflies. Sunny position. Stand in 2cm rainwater in growing season. May die right back in winter. Keep frost free in winter, and keep just damp. Ideal for a hanging basket. Compost:3:1 peat: sandSENT POTTED
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Drosera filiformis ssp filiformis
This distinctive sundew has long, upright, thread like leaves around 15cm tall. These leaves are a pale green in colour. The flowers are typical pink Drosera flowers - quite large.In winter the plant dies back to a largeresting bud. Hardy, and keep well ventilated, but it may help to protect from drying winds.Hardy. Sunny position. Stand in 2cm rainwater in growing season. Compost:3:1 peat: sand
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Drosera hybrida
A hardy hybrid (filiformis x intermedia) producing and attractive whorl similar to intermedia but with longer leaves. Dies back to a winter resting bud.
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Drosera admirabilis - Rosette Sundew
A pretty rosette sundew. Easy to grow and very free flowering with a pale pink flower. The rosette is quite compact and not as large as D. aliciae. Sunny position. Stand in 2cm rainwater in growing season. Keep frost free in winter (doesn't mind light frost), and keep just damp.Compost:3:1 peat: sand SENT POTTED
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Drosera rotundifolia - round leafed sundew
A hardy plant with spoon-shaped leaves up to 4cm. White flowers. Found on the moors in the UK. Best grown outside, especially in winter, when it will die back to a resting bud. Sunny position. Best grown outdoors. Ideal foroutdoor bog garden. Stand in water. Compost:3:1 coarse peat: sand.SENT POTTED
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