Drosera capensis Alba

Drosera capensis AlbaThe Cape Sundew Alba (Drosera Capensis Alba) is a beautiful and unusual carnivorous houseplant, admired for its slender green leaves tipped with sparkling dew like droplets. These sticky tentacles naturally lure and trap flies and other small insects, making it both decorative and practical. Unlike the typical Cape Sundew, this variety produces elegant white flowers, adding a fresh and graceful touch to its striking display. Caring for the Cape Sundew

That amount can continue until its dormant period of Winter when you should then lower this to once every two weeks

your summer pruning must be absolutely ruthless

Platycodon flowers are long lasting and provide colour during the summer and autumn months

with the young stems glowing in shades of yellow and orange at the base

which appear from Spring all the way through to Autumn

In extended dry spells

including the dark

An uncommon variety of Magnolia species

It also performs beautifully in containers

The long handle is excellent for reaching raised borders or the back flowerbeds as the extra reach will prevent you from over stretching

They create a stunning effect contrasting with the pink blooms

The main attraction is