Drosera binata var. multifida f. extrema "Evans Head"

Drosera binata with many forks and very broad leaves.
Temperate sundews are a group of carnivorous plants that capture small insects such as midges and mosquitoes using sticky traps.
They originate from humid peat bogs where the climate is hot in summer and very cold in winter.
These sundews have the peculiarity of defending themselves from the cold by developing a hibernaculum: a compact sphere in the centre of the plant made up of modified leaves, with the function of protecting themselves from frost.