Drosera capensis

Drosera capensisCape Sundew (Drosera Capensis) is one of the most reliable and eye catching carnivorous houseplants, admired for its slender leaves that glisten with dew like droplets. These sparkling tentacles naturally lure and trap flies and other small insects, making it both decorative and practical. From spring to autumn, the plant is decorated with clusters of small pink flowers, further adding to its appeal. Compact yet striking, this Sundew is perfect for

This delightful produce does not require peeling before consumption

For pruning

Plant it in a sheltered or exposed location in full sun

It is excellent for a patio and growing in a container where you can put it in a sheltered but sunny location

Will look great for front of borders

that gradually turn to a vibrant red-pink

whisker-like design disperses out

It will remove harmful pollutants and unwanted toxins from the air

Jonquilla Daffodil with 2-3 blooms per stem of slightly recurved petals and pale-yellow

silver hairs on each leaf margin and scented

Plants from the Sarracenia genus have this foliage as a common feature - a tubular-shaped formation in the vertical

and a yearly mulch will help maintain soil moisture and nutrients