Drosera andersoniana
An erect tuberous sundew endemic to Western Australia, 8 to 25 cm tall, with a basal rosette like D. peltata and pink-white to red flowers in August and September. It grows in loamy soils near granite outcrops in the dry inland wheatbelt and goldfields, around Southern Cross, Yellowdine and Bodallin. Like other tuberous sundews it grows through the cool, wet winter and survives the hot, dry summer as a dormant underground tuber.
Where it grows wild
Loamy soils near granite outcrops in semi-arid inland south-western Australia, where winter rain runs off the rock and keeps the soil at its base damp while the plant is in growth.
Inland plateau at roughly 300 to 450 m; the sources give no elevation range.
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