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Nymphoides peltata, commonly known as Fringed Water Lily, is a UK native beautiful floating pond plant that produces masses of bright yellow flowers with distinctive fringed petals throughout summer.

Its attractive floating leaves provide natural shade and shelter for pond wildlife while helping to reduce sunlight penetration into the water. This can assist in limiting algae growth and maintaining a healthy pond environment.

Ideal for wildlife ponds, ornamental ponds, and natural water gardens, Fringed Water Lily is easy to grow and adds both colour and surface coverage during the warmer months.

 

Key Features

  • Attractive yellow fringed flowers
  • Floating pond plant with lily-like leaves
  • Provides natural shade and surface cover
  • Excellent for wildlife ponds
  • Helps reduce sunlight reaching the water
  • Easy to grow and low maintenance

 

What you will receive

  • 1x Nymphoides peltata (Fringed Water Lily) plant
  • Supplied as a potted plant

 

Condition
Healthy plant suitable for UK conditions.

May arrive dormant or without leaves depending on time of year.

 

Plant variation notice
Due to the natural nature of live plants, size, leaf shape and growth stage may vary.

Plants may be supplied at different stages depending on season.

 

Plant details
A spreading aquatic plant with floating round leaves and attractive yellow flowers with fringed petals. Provides natural shade and cover while helping create a balanced pond environment.

 

Pond suitability
Suitable for medium to large ponds and natural wildlife ponds.

 

Planting Information

  • Position: Full sun to partial shade
  • Depth: 20 to 80 cm water depth
  • Height: Floating foliage on the water surface
  • Spread: 60 to 150 cm
  • Growth rate: Fast

Nymphoides Peltata - Fringed Water Lily

£12.00Price
Quantity
    • Position: Full sun to partial shade
    • Depth: 20 to 80 cm water depth
    • Height: Floating foliage on the water surface
    • Spread: 60 to 150 cm
    • Growth rate: Fast
    • Frost tolerance: Hardy
    • Origin: UK native

    Place in deeper areas of the pond. Lower gradually to final depth as it establishes. Best in still or slow moving water

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