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What are the top 5 largest drosera that grow in a rosette pattern? I'm looking for ideas on making mini-gardens and wanted to get an idea of what was out there to work with.

D. cuneifolia
D. aliciae
D. hamiltonii
D. admirabilis
D. spatulata (some variants)
D. venusta
Here are some rosetted species with wedge-ish shaped leaves.
These are species that come to mind and are usually commercially available.
They are all reasonably easy to grow with sub-tropical conditions.

D. tokaiensis
D. natalensis
D. slackii
D. brevifolia
D. burmannii
D. sessilifolia
are similar but smaller.

D. rotundifolia
D. capillaris
D. intermedia
are rosettes but with narrow petioles.

Plus there are may tuberous species and petiolaris species that grow in a rosette, but they are harder to grow and less commonly available.

Just my 2¢ worth.

This list is great Mike, thank you. I searched for awhile but never came across some of these.