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~ Fleurieu Peninsula, South Australia

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Fleurieu Foliage: Scented sundew (Drosera whittakeri)

21 Monday Jul 2014

Posted by Joel in ecology, exploring, propagation, regeneration

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drosera, ecology, plants, propagation, seeds, southwestern Fleurieu, sundew, winter

This is the first instalment in an occasional series celebrating different plants of the Fleurieu, particularly those that we spot or try to reintroduce to the farm. It’s also a way forĀ us to map and share our research and discoveries as we observe the regeneration of our property.

sundew

During our recent winter tree-planting extravaganza, Sean, one of our dedicated tree-planters, discovered a patch of Scented sundews (Drosera whittakeri), in the damp, mossy undergrowth around the gullies. With its distinctive white flowers, once we’d spotted one cluster, we discovered more in similar damp pockets. Continue reading →

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