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Drosera aliciae Origin: Cape Province of South Africa. Description: Circular rosette-type species with a diameter of up to 3 in (8 cm). Older specimens form clumps. Hardiness: Zone 9 Price: $6.00 |
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Drosera anglica Origin: Europe, Japan, and North America including Alaska. Often occurs alongside Drosera rotundifolia. Description: The paddle-shaped leaves form a small rosettes of 2 in - 3 in (5 - 7 cm) in diameter. Hardiness: Zone 5 Price: $6.00 |
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Drosera binata Origin: Australia and New Zealand Description: The leaves of this fork-leaved species form an upright 'Y' shape up to 1 ft (30 cm) tall. Hardiness: Zone 9 *Note: this species has over-wintered outdoors in the Pacific northwest (zone 8) Price: $7.00 |
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Drosera capensis 'Typical' Origin: Cape area of South Africa, which is the most southern region of the continent. Description: A clump-forming sundew with raised leaves up to 6 in (15 cm) long. Red glands, pink flowers. Hardiness: Zone 9 *Note: this species has over-wintered outdoors in our carnivorous bog garden (zone 8) Price: $7.50 |
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(new to our nursery, as of January 2009) Origin: Cape area of South Africa, which is the most southern region of the continent. Description: A clump-forming sundew with raised leaves up to 6 in (15 cm) long. White glands, white flowers. Hardiness: Zone 9 *Note: this species has over-wintered outdoors in our carnivorous bog garden (zone 8) Price: $8.00 |
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Drosera capensis 'Red' (new
to our nursery, as of January 2009) Origin: Cape area of South Africa, which is the most southern region of the continent. Description: A clump-forming sundew with raised leaves up to 6 in (15 cm) long. Deep red plant, pink flowers. Hardiness: Zone 9 *Note: this species has over-wintered outdoors in our carnivorous bog garden (zone 8) Price: $8.50 |
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Drosera dichotoma 'Giant' Origin: Australia Description: A large fork-leaved sundew. The leaves branch into multiple clumps. Looks best in a hanging basket. Hardiness: Zone 9 *Note: This species has survived a mild west coast winter in an outdoor bog. Price: $11.50 |
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Drosera falconeri (new to our nursery, as of January 2009) Origin: Northern Territory of coastal Australia. Description: Rather weird-looking. Short stubby petioles with big oblong sticky traps on the ends. Hardiness: Zone 12 *Note: we're talking really tropical here. 30 - 35 daytime Celsius. Hot & Humid, bright light. Price: $18.00 (approx. 3" diameter plant as of 26/01/2009. Received from Lab as 32 cell pack per 10/20 tray) |
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Drosera filiformis ssp. tracyi Origin: The gulf states of southeastern USA. Description: The long, thread-like leaves of this species, up to 10 in (25 cm) or more in length, are held vertically. Hardiness: Zone 8 - 9. *D. filiformis occurs as far north as New England, but ssp. tracyi is not as cold-tolerant. Price: $8.50 |
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Drosera intermedia Origin: Temperate forms are indigenous to Europe and eastern North America, from Newfoundland to Florida. Description: This species produces a 1.5 - 2 in (4 - 5 cm) rosette of paddle-shaped blades atop a short stem. Hardiness: Zone 5 Price: $9.75 |
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Drosera kennealyi (Lab says: kennealyii. Note: new to our
nursery, as of January 2009) Origin: Northern Territory of coastal Australia. Description: Long, thin petioles with round sticky traps at the end of the petioles. Hardiness: Zone 12 (see D. falconeri). 30 - 35 daytime Celsius. trop Hot & Humid, bright light. Price: $13.50 (approx. 3" diameter plant as of 26/01/2009. Received from Lab as 32 cell pack per 10/20 tray) |
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Drosera lanata (new to our nursery, as of January 2009) Origin: Northern Territory of coastal Australia. Description: This wooly sundew displays a dense rosette formed by a plethora of slender, silvery petioles. Hardiness: Zone 12 (see D. falconeri). 30 - 35 daytime Celsius. Tropical! Hot & Humid, bright light. Price: $13.50 (approx. 3" diameter plant as of 26/01/2009. Received from Lab as 32 cell pack per 10/20 tray) |
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Drosera multifida 'Extrema' Origin: Southern Queensland, Australia. Description: This multiple-branched leaves are up to 1 ft (30 cm) in length. Looks best in a hanging basket. Hardiness: Zone 9 Price: $9.75 |
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Drosera rotundifolia Origin: Europe, Japan, and North America including Alaska. Description: A small, rosette-forming species with a diameter of 2 in up to 5 in (5 - 13 cm) for older specimens. Hardiness: Zone 4 Price: $6.00 |
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Drosera spathulata Origin: Australia, New Zealand, and southern Japan. Description: This spoon-shaped leaves of this low-growing species form small rosettes of 1 in - 2 in (2.5 - 5 cm) Hardiness: Zone 9 Price: $7.50 |
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Drosera x tokaiensis? Origin: Said to be a natural hybrid of D. rotundifolia x D. spatulata in Japan. We await further nomenclature. Description: Hardiness: Zone 9 (not frost-hardy) Price: $7.00 |
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Drosera venusta Origin: South Africa. Description: Rosette-type species with a diameter of up to 3 in (8 cm). Oval traps with bright red tentacles. Hardiness: Zone 9 (not frost-hardy) Price: $8.50 |
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