Drosera bulbosa - Tuberous Sundew begonia It also has countless other

It also has countless other uses from breath-freshener to antiseptic to use in religious and cultural ceremonies as well as decoration

beautiful yellow-orange-apricot-coloured flowers in large bunches

Fruit are ready to harvest when they become a blackish-red colour usually in December and January

Typically evergreen

Drosera bulbosa - Tuberous Sundew begonia It also has countless otherDrosera bulbosa is a rosette forming tuberous sundew indigenous to Western Australia, typically reaching 5 to 10 cm in diameter. Its leaves vary from oval to more rounded or pointed shapes depending on developmental stage and habitat, featuring a distinct raised central vein. This species produces abundant flowers and is commonly found in winter wet moss gardens on granite outcrops across southwest Western Australia. Skill Level: Medium. Light: Min 5