Climbing Sundew - native (Drosera macrantha)

Family: Droseraceae (Sundew family).

Climbing Sundew is moderately common in heathy woodlands.

Identification:

• it is a tall plant; the stem is too weak to hold the plant upright; it leans on other plants for support
• it leaves are cup-shaped and have sticky glandular hairs which trap insects
• flowers are white and larger than Drosera peltata (Pale Sundew) and Drosera auriculata (Tall Sundew) but smaller than Drosera whittakeri (Scented Sundew).