Drosera gunniana (Kaipara, Auckland, NZ) - Tuberous Sundew phlebodium A smaller growing bushy shrub

A smaller growing bushy shrub with reddish-pink flower bracts from late Spring and through to Autumn

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Slow growing

with a balanced flavour that is not too tart or too sweet

Spain and Switzerland

Drosera gunniana (Kaipara, Auckland, NZ) - Tuberous Sundew phlebodium A smaller growing bushy shrubDrosera gunniana is an erect, perennial tuberous sundew species native to south eastern Australia and parts of New Zealand, belonging to the Drosera peltata species complex. Plants reach heights of 1530cm and initially form a dense, well developed basal rosette of kidney shaped leaves that persists as the main vertical stem emerges. The species produces light pink or white flowers, distinguished by highly characteristic densely hairy sepals with