Drosera binata Typical (Shipped Bare-Root)

Drosera binata Typical (Shipped Bare-Root)Drosera binata Typical (T form) is the nominate type specimen of this iconic forked sundew, native to southeastern Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand from sea level to 1,000 meters in wet seepages and cliffsides. Its distinctive bifurcating leaves and prolific tentacle production make it a foundational species for any serious carnivorous plant collection, combining historical significance with reliable vigor and elegant morphology. Care Requirements

Bloody Shark

Originating from Grey County

crowned by broad

atropurpurea 'Waccamaw'—widely regarded as the finest red flava

This vigorous x moorei hybrid pairs Sarracenia flava cuprea's warm copper tones with the legendary vigor of 'Leah Wilkerson

robust teeth are notably uneven and serrated

Smash is a sought-after Venus flytrap cultivar prized for the vigorous

allowing prey to occasionally escape and digestive fluids to leak

rose-scented 'Reptilian Rose' (a Sand Mountain oreophila x moorei cultivar bred by Phil Faulisi) with a moorei of flava var

Drosera scorpioides gemmae develop into diminutive Australian sundews celebrated for their distinctive scorpion-tail curled leaves and exceptionally long tentacles that make them formidable hunters of small prey

Sarracenia purpurea 'Louis Burke' incredible dark color

Traps reach up to 3 cm with an exceptionally wide aperture and a thickened outer rim