Aponogeton desertorum (Water hawthorn)
£7.90 – £39.90Aponogeton desertorum is an unusual species of water hawthorn with twin vanilla scented terminal flowers.
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Aponogeton desertorum is an unusual species of water hawthorn with twin vanilla scented terminal flowers.
Aponogeton distachyos is the more common water hawthorn with profuse white vanilla scented flowers.
Frogbit is a sweet little free floating plant with green lily-like leaves, white flowers and trailing roots.
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Marsilea mutica (banded water clover) is a sport of the water fern, or water four leaf clover, and has attractive light coloured marbling patterns on its floating leaves.
Marsilea quadrifolia is a vigorous native aquatic fern with floating leaves divided into four.
Nymphoides peltata (Fringe lily or Water fringe) is a useful ally in the battle against blanket weed.
Potamogeton natans (broad leaved pondweed) is a native deep water plant that is often confused with the non-native water hawthorn.
Startiotes aloides is a native floating plant with rosettes of serrated leaves and white flowers. Good for surface cover.
Nuphar lutea (Brandy bottle) is our native Nuphar, a lily of deep ponds and slow moving rivers.
Nuphar advenum (Spatterdock) is the American species of brandy bottle, which has shovel shaped floating leaves and cabbagey underwater leaves. It has globe shaped yellow flowers which mature with splashes of red.
Nuphar lutea pumila (Least lily) is a native dwarf form of Nuphar in which the yellow flowers are more numerous and are held well above the water.
Trapa natans (Water chestnut) is a floating plant native to Europe and is hardy in its overwintering nut form, but not in its green floating form; we are at the very northern limit of its natural spread.