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• First discovered and described by Charles Darwin in Sussex
• 50 Seeds per packet
• With detailed instructions for successful potting.
• The Round Leaved Sundew can be found in many places on the northern hemisphere, from Europe to Asia and until North America. It even grows in Iceland, Alaska and Greenland where its natural habitat are moors and wetlands.
• The perennial Round Leaved Sundew springs from a winter bud (hibernaculum) and grows leaf rosettes that feature around 200 fine tentacles. At the end of the tentacles are shiny, sticky drops with a honey fragrance. This scent is very popular by fruit flies that come to sit on the drops and, of course, get stuck. The rosettes curl inwards after the ..... (In the pictures you will find a picture of the back of our seed card with complete nursing and care instructions)

First discovered and described by Charles Darwin in SussexSAFLAX