Dionaea muscipula Dente JLBG Members Only highlighted by the burgundy stamens

highlighted by the burgundy stamens

they have reached only 15' - 18' tall

Arum palaestinum is a Palestinian native

discovered in 1927 by Dr

Dionaea muscipula Dente JLBG Members Only highlighted by the burgundy stamensDionaea 'Dente' is a unique selection of our native Venus Fly Trap with short, triangular teeth, that originated as a tissue culture mutation. This mutation allows it to capture smaller insects, due to the lack of gaps in the teeth of more typical meth addicted clones. The traps on this particularly vigorous selection are also held at the end of longer than typical stalks. The traps themselves are green on the outside with red interiors.