Scented Sundew - native (Drosera aberrans)

Family: Droseraceae (Sundew family).

Other names: formerly known as Drosera whittakeri subspecies aberrans.

Scented Sundew is common in heathy woodlands and box-ironbark forests.

Identification:

• the flowers grow from a rosette or pink or green leaves
• the leaves have sticky glandular hairs that trap insects
• the leaves are spoon-shaped
• the flowers are on short stalks, so that the flowers are close to the leaves
• the flowers are large, white, and showy.