Dionaea muscipula Dente Abutilon triangular leaves with a distinctively

triangular leaves with a distinctively artificial rubbery texture

When the 3' wide deer-resistant clumps mature

The first of the flowers which start as early as late June continue through October (NC)

There are not any significant pest issues for this and most other maidenhair ferns

and we stopped looking after finding Salvia 'Mes Azur'

Dionaea muscipula Dente Abutilon triangular leaves with a distinctivelyDionaea '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.