| In the nearly related land form, Pinguicula, however, there is much the same arrangement as in the sundew. |
| At the bog, sundew, bog laurel, cloudberry, lady fern, skunk cabbage, common rush, bog cranberry, bog blueberry, and sphagnum moss all flourish. |
| There, while hunting for the rare bog orchid, he stumbled on the minuscule, insectivorous sundew plant, Drosera rotundifolia. |
| One of these, the sundew, has leaves which are covered on one side with tiny glandular hairs. |
| An even larger area of land where the sundew plant grows was polluted with nitrogen in breach of critical loads. |
| There are also rare plants like the insectivorous sundew, shrubby birch, marsh saxifrage, and Charles' sceptre. |
