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heavier structure of purpurea
The 'Golden Eagle' cultivar produces large
from whom all current divisions originate
A fringe of marginal lashes runs around the entire trap perimeter
purpurea var
Dionaea muscipula 'Harmony' North Carolina heavier structure of purpureaThe Venus flytrap cultivar Dionaea muscipula 'Harmony' is a distinctive plant with a prostrate growth habit. It lies close to the ground, presenting a neat appearance. Its foliage consists of short, narrow leaf bases that lead to its unique traps. The traps themselves are oval and curve noticeably along the midrib. They grow up to nearly 4cm long. The most defining feature of 'Harmony' is its marginal lashes. In mature plants, the lashes have swollen
