Drosera modesta
Drosera modesta is a scrambling tuberous species that grows in karri and jarrah forest mostly towards the south of WA. The species is recognisable by its wispy and delicate stature,…
Drosera menziesii
Drosera menziesii is an erect species widespread in the south west of Western Australia. The species has orbicular laminae and are typically coloured vivid red. It is associated with wet…
Drosera magna
Drosera magna is a rosetted tuberous species in the D. erythrorhiza complex. It is endemic to the sandplains between Perth and Geraldton. As its specific epithet suggests, the plants are…
Drosera macrantha
Drosera macrantha is a scrambling tuberous species widespread across the south west of Western Australia. The plants form a species complex, from which species in their own right have been…
Drosera lunata
Drosera lunata is an erect tuberous species in the Drosera peltata complex. It is widespread across East Asia and SE Asia. In Australia, it is common associated with Queensland, although…
Drosera lowriei
Drosera lowriei is a rosetted tuberous species associated with the granite outcrops of the Wheatbelt Region in Western Australia. The species has distinctive overlapping obovate leaves which get smaller as…
Drosera lasiantha
Drosera lasiantha
Drosera lasiantha is a pygmy sundew endemic to the Porongurup Range and nearby national park in southern Western Australia. It notably forms a towering stem of old growth, which can…
Drosera humilis
Drosera humilis is a fan leaved tuberous species endemic to the sandplains between Perth and Ajana. The species breaks dormancy in late winter with an inflorescence of white blooms. These…
Drosera hookeri
Drosera hookeri is a species of erect tuberous sundew in the Drosera peltata complex. It is recognisable by its robust and well-formed basal rosette and light green foliage. In the…
Drosera hirsuta
Drosera hirsuta is a scrambling tuberous species endemic to the Geraldton Sandplains and adjacent plains in Western Australia. It is a member of the Drosera macrantha complex, sharing common features…