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Nymphoides Peltata-barerooted

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Flowering Time: June-August
Water Depth: 15-90 cm

Nymphoides Peltata, Water fringe. submerged water plant. Yellow fringed flowers held 2-3 inches above the water. Floating waterlily-like mottled heart shaped leaves. Suitable for ponds and lakes in full sun and semi-shade ( can be invasive) Flowering time June-August. Water depth 15-90 cm over the soil/crown.

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Nymphoides Peltata is a water fringe, a British wild native submerged water plant. These pond plants have yellow fringed flowers that are held 2-3inches above the water and floating, waterlily-like mottled heat-shaped leaves. They are suitable for ponds and lakes in full sun and semi-shade and have a water depth of 15-90cm over the soil. Beware, they may be invasive.

Aquatic Soil

Aquatic soil is heavy in weight an will therefore increase the cost of postage and packing. Heavy sand or clay based top soil from your back garden will make a fine planting substrate, molehill soil is even better. NEVER use peat based soil or your plants will float up out of your newly planted baskets/planting bags.

Aquatic Top Gravel

Aquatic gravel is heavy in weight and will therefore increase the cost of postage and packing. Top gravel is used as a decorative finish or as an added protection and deterrent to inquisitive/plant destructive koi-carp and other large fish. We only sell 4-6mm grade aquatic gravel as any grade larger will inhibit plant growth. NEVER place large pebbles or stones on top of your Aquatic Planting Baskets

Uses & Conditions For Plants

Floating Leaves and Surface Cover
Frost Hardy
Full Sun
Invasive
Nitrate Removing Plant
Partial Shade
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Suitable for Natural Clay or Silt Planting
Suitable for patio water-gardening
Suitable for Swimming Ponds

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