Drosera intermedia occurs mainly in bogs, where it grows in wetter conditions than the two other Danish species. Its main distribution is in western Europe and eastern North America but it also occurs in northern South-America. In temperate climates it hibernates as hibernacles. The leaves are upright and the shape is intermediary between the two earlier mentioned species. The inflorescence appears lateral since it is bent to the side, while it stands upright from the center of the rosette in the other Danish species. It flowers from June to August. On the right photo it grows together with the bladderwort Utricularia australis.