Drosera scorpioides

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In the diminutive world of pygmy sundews, Drosera scorpioides is a giant. The largest of the Australian pygmy group, it grows on short stems that can reach a few inches tall, lifti ng the traps well above the soil surface. For those unfamiliar with pygmy sundews this cluster of shaggy, trichome-covered leaves can be a startling sight, often resembling a sea anemone, a patch of lichen, or some other non-plant form of life. Our form traces back to Gidgegannup in western Australia, and the plants on offer here are well-established colonies of four or more individuals. Show more