North Carolina Wildflowers

Droseraceae > Drosera (sundew)

Rare in the North Carolina piedmont but common in the coastal plain, Pink Sundew grows in low wet soils in pine savannas and other habitats.

Uncommon to locally rare in bogs and seepages in NC, usually associated with Sphagnum.

The sticky hairs trap crawling insects, which the plant then digests as a nutritional supplement.

Common in the NC coastal plain (rare in piedmont), Spoonleaf Sundew grows in various wet habitats.

Note fimbriate stipules.