Drosera tokaiensis

This plant can be grown as a perennial or annual and has survived extreme temperatures. It spreads easily and produces small pink flowers.

• These plants can survive +105° heat and at least in seed form, have survived a week long stint of 5°F highs.
• In the writer's conditions, they are annuals, sprouting about 250 each year by April.
• Flowers tend to happen more in the spring and fall, but some are still blooming in 100° weather.