Dionaea muscipula Clumping Cultivar (Shipped Bare-Root) Clayton’s Red Sunset usually with yellow lobe margins

usually with yellow lobe margins and lashes when first developing

carpet-forming growth habit—a hardy European clone that develops vivid seasonal coloration under strong light

well-spaced teeth that exemplify predatory efficiency

though not the largest overall leaf size

uniform burgundy coloration that deepens to maroon with green margins as the plant matures—a dramatic transformation rarely seen in other red cultivars

Dionaea muscipula Clumping Cultivar (Shipped Bare-Root) Clayton’s Red Sunset usually with yellow lobe marginsNominated by Peter D'Amato and published in The Savage Garden in 1998, the Clumping Cultivar is distinguished by its strong tendency to produce multiple rosetted growing points that build into dense mounds of closely packed leaves over time. While the registration is preliminary due to a missing standard, the clone's compact, proliferative habit remains its defining characteristic and has made it a reference plant for collectors interested in offshoot