Drosera capensis – Cape Sundew trailing plant and you risk scorching the

and you risk scorching the poor plant

It will wilt if it gets too hot or thirsty

This compact variety brings a silvery shimmer to borders and bouquets — brilliant in the garden and irresistible in a vase

arching leaves striped in golden yellow and green

Drosera capensis – Cape Sundew trailing plant and you risk scorching theDrosera capensis, commonly known as the Cape Sundew, is one of the easiest and most rewarding carnivorous plants to grow. Native to South Africa, it produces elegant strap like leaves covered in sparkling sticky tentacles that trap and digest small insects. When sunlight catches the glistening droplets, the plant appears covered in dew, giving rise to its common name. Easy going, fast growing, and often producing delicate pink flowers throughout the