Nymphaea Sirius-barerooted
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Nymphaea Sirius-barerooted
Price: £15.50 Product Code: Lilies Nymph
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Product Information
Suitable For
| Creeping / Groundcover Plants |  |
| Evergreen | |
| Floating Leaves and Surface Cover |  |
| Frost Hardy | |
| Full Sun | |
| Invasive | |
| Koi Carp and Duck proof plants | |
| Medicinal and Edible plants | |
| Nitrate Removing Plant | |
| Non-Invasive | |
| Partial Shade | |
| Plants to attract Amphibians | |
| Plants to attract Bees | |
| Plants to attract Birds and Mammals | |
| Plants to attract Butterflies | |
| Shade | |
| Suitable for Natural Clay or Silt Planting | |
| Suitable for patio water-gardening | |
| Suitable for Streams & Ditches | |
| Suitable for Swimming Ponds | |
Water Depth: 45-90 cm
Leaf Spread: 120-150 cm
Nymphaea Sirius, Waterlily. Large stellate shaped deep red-purple blooms. Very free flowering. Suitable for ponds and lakes in full sun or partial shade. Leaf spread 120-150 cm. Flowering time June-September. Water depth 45-90 cm over the rhizome.
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