Drosera binata, Forked SundewDrosera binata produces threadlike leaves that glisten in the morning light. This is a temperate species that goes dormant in winter and can be grown well with flytraps and Sarracenia. These do particularly well grown outside in Texas as long as they are kept wet with good quality water. Drosera binata has many varieties. 'Marston Dragon' is cultivar that was bred by crossing Drosera dichotoma and multifida. It has the increased branches of multifida

Pitcher body seems to vary from pink to yellow and is spotted

Plants for sale are BE-3979

Nepenthes macrophylla may be one of the most impressive species in the genus

The Venus flytrap grows alongside other carnivores in boggy

This hybrid is exceptionally vigorous under highland conditions as opposed to Nepenthes diabolica which is extremely challenging to grow

The Venus flytrap is a hardy plant

We see some plants with striped peristome and some with deep red

This spectacular variety of ventricosa exhibits porcelain white pitcher bodies with a flared red peristome

The undersides of the leaves are a vivid purple and the plants can get over 2 feet across

the leaves exhibit a black "variegation" which is expressed in varying amounts based on the plant's conditions

It prefers less light than many of the upright growers of the same species and can thrive outside

Its makes a brilliant houseplant and is perfect for the tropical growing space