Drosera oblanceolata New and competes well with other

and competes well with other non-carnivorous plants

but develops into a palm tree-like rosette

growing under and among emergent aquatic plants

Seeds are rare

It is a rare native from northern Florida and southern Alabama

Drosera oblanceolata New and competes well with otherEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: No Native Range: Cool highlands of Sunset Peak, Hong Kong Zones: 8 9 (7 10) The Sunset Peak Sundew, Drosera oblanceolata, is an Asian delight. It is easy to grow with dark red traps and beautiful glistening tentacles in full sun. There are fine white hairs on the petiole. The leaves are spoon shaped and start green, but go through a nice color change into orange and red. They actively curl over onto their prey. It is a