Drosera "Sundew" 4"Yes, the "Sundew" is carnivorous so it eats insects. It waits for its prey to approach as they're attracted to the nectar these plants produce. "Sundew" also hides an adhesive substance within this sweet treat and then the enzymes do the digestive work Light: full sun Watering: even moisture (distilled water) Soil: 50% peat moss to 50% perlite or similar substrate Color nuance and form can vary with each variety. If you do have a preference in

Lupinus polyphyllus Westcountry™ 'Masterpiece' lupine has large plumes of rich wine-red highlighted with orange held by strong stems

Sedum spurium 'John Creech'

Thymus citriodorus

Growth rate: 3 - 5" per year

Spacing: 3 - 6'

bushy mound of stems

Light: part sun to shade

and year round interest

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light coral

Bloom: plumes later summer

Requires little to no pruning