Drosera lunata (New South Wales Tuberous Sundew) Rare Cultivated ornamental clone

Cultivated ornamental clone

DMaea muscipula 'Wave Clip' features uniquely shaped traps with distinctly rippled

The marginal teeth are highly curved

Pinguicula moranensis 'Alba' captures small insects using specialised leaves covered in microscopic glands that secrete a sticky mucilage

and quietly intricate veining

Drosera lunata (New South Wales Tuberous Sundew) Rare Cultivated ornamental cloneDrosera lunata is a distinctive tuberous sundew widely distributed throughout Australia, New Zealand, and parts of tropical Asia. Unlike many other tuberous species, it is highly adaptable and can be found growing in regions influenced by both winter and summer rainfall patterns. Mature plants produce upright stems that can reach up to 50 cm in height, bearing characteristic crescent shaped carnivorous leaves that extend almost horizontally from the