Along upper Jug Handle Creek are some sphagnum bogs containing mosses and insectivorous sundews. These bogs support specialised plant species such as insectivorous sundews. The bog is a habitat for several carnivorous plant species, including bladderworts and sundews. Like all sundews, it is a Carnivorous plant. Most of the members of Droseraceae are contained in the genus "Drosera", the true sundews. "Drosera anglica" is one of the most widely distributed sundews in the world. Pygmy sundews reproduce asexually using specialized scale-like leaves called gemmae. Additionally, "D. capensis" does not undergo dormancy like some sundews. Tuberous sundews can produce offsets from their corms. Plants typically found here include butterworts, sundews, heather, and bilberry, among many others. Insectivorous plant species like sundews and bladderworts sp. Many species of sundews are self-fertile; their flowers will often self-pollinate upon closing. "B. gigantea" prefers drier conditions than most sundews. Like other sundews, the flowers have five sepals, petals, and stamens. Sundews are extremely cosmopolitan and are found on all the continents except the Antarctic mainland.