Nymphaea Snowflake-EXCLUSIVE-barerooted
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Nymphaea Snowflake-EXCLUSIVE-barerooted
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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: 30-60 cm
Leaf Spread: 60-90 cm
Nymphaea Snowflake, New exclusive introduction, LIMITED STOCK, Stunning double star shaped pure white blooms. Strong fragrance. Free flowering. Excellent for natural planting straight into clay soil, Also suitable for growing in large pots or baskets. leaf spread 60-90 cm. Flowering time June-September. Water depth 30-60 cm over the rhizome.
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