Drosera linearis, commonly known as the slender leaf sundew, prefers the cold north of the Great Lakes and Canada. This is an 8x10 print of the original digital drawing and will be printed on archive-quality, low-acid paper. Each print will be individually signed. Prints will be made at time of purchase, and will ship 1 week after payment.
- Sold By: Sarah with TeaDrosera capillaris, commonly known as the pink sundew, is found in bogs in the southeastern United States and the Caribbean. This is an 8x10 print of the original digital drawing and will be printed on archive-quality, low-acid paper. Each print will be individually signed. Prints will be made at time of purchase, and will ship 1 week after payment.
- Sold By: Sarah with TeaDrosera brevifolia, commonly known as the dwarf or red sundew, is the smallest sundew native to the United States - typically just a small 3cm across. This is an 8x10 print of the original digital drawing and will be printed on archive-quality, low-acid paper. Each print will be individually signed. Prints will be made at time of purchase, and will ship 1 week after payment.
- Sold By: Sarah with TeaDionaea muscipula, commonly known as the venus flytrap. Native to coastal bogs in North and South Carolina, it is now classified as 'vulnerable'. This is an 8x10 print of the original digital drawing and will be printed on archive-quality, low-acid paper. Each print will be individually signed. Prints will be made at time of purchase, and will ship 1 week after payment.
- Sold By: Sarah with TeaAs a current Californian, Darlingtonia californica is particularly close to my heart as its native to Northern California and Oregon. It has the dramatic common names cobra lily or cobra plant. This is an 8x10 print of the original digital drawing and will be printed on archive-quality, low-acid paper. Each print will be individually signed. Prints will be made at time of purchase, and will ship 1 week after payment.
- Sold By: Sarah with TeaSarracenia leucophylla grows particularly striking pitchers with white patches veined with varying amounts of read. It grows in longleaf pin forests along the Gulf coast in the Southeastern United States. This is an 8x10 print of the original digital drawing and will be printed on archive-quality, low-acid paper. Each print will be individually signed. Prints will be made at time of purchase, and will ship 1 week after payment.
- Sold By: Sarah with TeaNepenthes ramispina has a simple but dramatic pitcher, and is one of my personal favorites. This is an 8×10 print of the original digital drawing and will be printed on archive-quality, low-acid paper. Each print will be individually signed. Prints will be made at time of purchase, and will ship 1 week after payment.
- Sold By: Sarah with TeaNepenthes veitchii's dark, thick, fuzzy foliage grows a dramatic pitcher with glossy candy-stripe lips. This piece is based on the Berkeley Botanical Garden's specimen, which flowers female. This is an 8×10 print of the original digital drawing and will be printed on archive-quality, low-acid paper. Each print will be individually signed. Prints will be made at time of purchase, and will ship 1 week after payment.
- Sold By: Sarah with TeaThese sun pitchers grow in marshes on the tepuis in Venezuela, and are closely related to Heliamphora minor. This is an 8×10 print of the original digital drawing and will be printed on archive-quality, low-acid paper. Each print will be individually signed. Prints will be made at time of purchase, and will ship 1 week after payment.
- Sold By: Sarah with TeaNepenthes pitopangii is a fairly recently discovered Nepenthes with especially distinctive upper pitchers. I included the lower pitchers on pitopangii because I think the upper pitchers exaggerated shape makes the difference especially pronounced. This is an 8×10 print of the original digital drawing and will be printed on archive-quality, low-acid paper. Each print will be individually signed. Prints will be made at time of purchase, and will ship 1 week after payment.
- Sold By: Sarah with TeaNepenthes edwardsiana grows a striking pitcher with a distinctive large ribbed lip. A british climbing team ran across the plant in 1859, and named it after their friend the colonial Governor. This is an 8×10 print of the original digital drawing and will be printed on archive-quality, low-acid paper. Each print will be individually signed. Prints will be made at time of purchase, and will ship 1 week after payment.
- Sold By: Sarah with TeaNepenthes glabrata is a cousin of pitopangii. It shares its striking spots and the lower pitchers are extremely similar. This is an 8×10 print of the original digital drawing and will be printed on archive-quality, low-acid paper. Each print will be individually signed. Prints will be made at time of purchase, and will ship 1 week after payment.
- Sold By: Sarah with TeaApparently there was some question about Nepenthes dubia when it was first collected and named, as 'dubia' is the latin for 'doubtful'. This is an 8×10 print of the original digital drawing and will be printed on archive-quality, low-acid paper. Each print will be individually signed. Prints will be made at time of purchase, and will ship 1 week after payment.
- Sold By: Sarah with TeaNepenthes ampullaria are pretty special among Nepenthes, having evolved to be largely detritivores - collecting falling leaf litter in their pitchers . This is an 8×10 print of the original digital drawing and will be printed on archive-quality, low-acid paper. Each print will be individually signed. Prints will be made at time of purchase, and will ship 1 week after payment.
- Sold By: Sarah with TeaNepenthes reinwardtiana's pitchers are the long curved classic pitcher shape - with two curious eye spots on the interior so at just the right angle, something is looking back at you from inside! This is an 8×10 print of the original digital drawing and will be printed on archive-quality, low-acid paper. Each print will be individually signed. Prints will be made at time of purchase, and will ship 1 week after payment.
