Drosera hamiltonii Laboratory Materials Temperate to Warm Temperate to

Temperate to Warm Temperate to Subtropical

around 27 species from the Tepuys are named in his honour)

and is very showy in large numbers

They generally bloom from March to May while producing pitchers

It is a prolific easy grower

Drosera hamiltonii Laboratory Materials Temperate to Warm Temperate toEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: No Native Range: Sandy peat wetlands of coastal southwestern Australia Zones: 10 (9 11) The Rosy Sundew, Drosera hamiltonii, is a compact Australian sundew with beautiful maroon and green, strap shaped leaves, densely covered with fine pink tipped tentacles, and arranged in a tight rosette. New leaves unfurl like a carpet being rolled out. In prime conditions the leaves sparkle with heavy silvery dew, but it is common to