Carnivorous plant of the moment: Stylidium adnatum

This Australian carnivorous plant is very rare in cultivation, although it is not particularly demanding. We are delighted to be able to offer some lovely specimens. Take a look at the spiral-shaped leaves of Stylidium adnatum, whilst you wait for it to produce its carnivorous flowers…

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