The smallest of the "US Warm-temperate" butterworts, this species is found throughout much of the southeastern US but also into the Bahamas and possibly Cuba. Plants rarely exceed much more than an inch, inch and a half across, with fairly broad semi-rounded leaves and mildly upturned edges. This locality produces flowers that are about half the diameter of the plant and pale lavender that tend to darken with age; flowers will self-pollinate but it does need to be done manually.
Packets contain approx. 30 seeds each.