Drosera filiformis “Crawdaddy” utricularia Other components such as sand

Other components such as sand may be present depending on species

This cultivar was described in the early 90’s and is notable for its flowers

Utricularia calycifida has broad leaves with purple veining

Jeff Greene

Plants are grown outdoors and will be experiencing dormancy between Oct-March

Drosera filiformis “Crawdaddy” utricularia Other components such as sandThis form is a hybrid that grows orange red leaves. We have bestowed the unofficial name of Crawdaddy in honor of the original grower (D. Crawford). The hue of the leaves is reminiscent of one of our favorite water creatures and brings us right back to carefree summer days in Oregon rivers. This is an exclusive selection from a collection curated for decades, and we are humbled to offer it on behalf of our dear friend as she downsizes her spectacular