This impressive hybrid is Drosera anglica x tracyi, and displays traits of both parents quite well and almost mimics linearis. Plants form erect leaves that may exceed 4 inches tall at times with a short but distinctive petiole and then lamina that are mostly filiform but widen slightly a short ways below the tip. Color tends to be green with crimson tentacles, but under very strong light or full sun may turn entirely scarlet. Flowers are moderately sized, pale pink, and sterile.
Available plants are semi-mature to mature, between 1.5-2.5" in height (colony selected from shown in second image).