This tiny species is the smallest of our U.K. native Sundews, though is nothing like as common as <a href=""http://www.floralive.co.uk/en-gb/collections/drosera-sundews/products/drosera-rotundifolia""><em>Drosera rotundifolia</em></a>. The leaves are semi-erect and typically upto 3.5cm long in U.K. examples. The leaf blades are spoon-shaped with red glands; the whole leaf can gradually turn a matching red colour in prolonged good light/sun.
The small white flowers are borne on a short stem that arises from the side of the rosette. As with all native U.K. Sundews, this species dies down to a small winter resting bud in late summer/early autumn.
Can gradually form clumps over time which can make for an arresting sight.
Mature plants supplied potted in a </strong><a href=""http://www.floralive.co.uk/en-gb/collections/growing-accessories/products/rigid-square-pots/164119"" target=""_blank""><strong>7cm square pot with a full-colour printed identification label which includes basic cultural details.
