Drosera spatulata is a species of subtropical Drosera which can be found in regions of both eastern Asia, as well as Australia and New Zealand. It tends to be fairly easy to grow, and will produce a brilliant red coloration when kept under high enough light levels. 
 
I've been growing this population of D. spatulata for a while, but I'm not entirely sure what specific form it is as it originally showed up as a hitchhiker and had to be identified visually. It produces white flowers, and tends to grow with much taller flower stalks (nearly twice the height) of the "Lovellae" form under my conditions. This form is on the larger side for D. spatulata, with some of mine nearing 2.5" across when mature. 
 
Ships potted.