Drosera intermedia, Spatulate leaf sundew, is native to Eastern North America from the Canadian Maritime down the Atlantic coast and parts of the Gulf coast. The Spatulate leaf sundew is a small plant standing 2-3” in height and flowering with ¼” white flowers 5” above the foliage. Spoon shaped leaves with sticky hairs curl around insect prey! In mass they are a great addition to any bog garden and can be sown on saturated logs floating in a pond. Drosera intermedia thrives in full sun.
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