Stylidium Palgarup Trigger

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Meet this quirky little plant - a fascinating little native with tiny white/pink flowers that “trigger” when insects land on them, snapping shut in an instant.

This pint-sized carnivore adds a playful and curious touch to your garden. Thriving in sandy or gravelly soils with plenty of sun, it’s perfect for rockeries, native gardens, or containers.

Add a bit of intrigue and action to your garden with this conversation starter.

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Description

Stylidium adnatum var. abbreviatum 'Palgarup Trigger' - trigger plant, trigger grass

APPEARANCE :A small native with delicate pink to white flowers that snap shut when insects land, set against neat green foliage. The flowers have four petals set in the form of a diagonal cross.
ORIGIN : Native to southern WA where it grows in gum forests and paperbark swamps
USE FOR : Native gardens and perfect for brightening up rockeries, borders or small garden spaces with its quirky, bug-snapping flowers.
PLANTING :Plant in well-drained, sandy or gravelly soil in a sunny spot; it’s hardy and can handle most temperatures, including occasional light frost.
CARE : Low-maintenance and fuss-free; water moderately, let the soil dry out between drinks and prune lightly if needed to keep it tidy. Follow with an application of a native slow release fertiliser.
HEIGHT & WIDTH : 30cm x 30cm W.
YOUR PLANTS : These are tubestock plants, healthy young plants with new roots that will establish quickly in your garden. The pot size is 80mm high and 42 mm wide.
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