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Nymphaea Gladstoniana P11
Nymphaea Gladstoniana is probably the biggest of all lilies; it was bred for flower and overall size. Its leaves can be 50cm across and white flowers are the size of a baseball with prominent golden yellow centres. Only suitable for large ponds and lakes where it just looks perfect; it's generally a better choice for large ponds than Alba since it produces a lot more flowers.
What To Know
- Season of Interest: Summer-Autumn - Position: Full sun - Soil: Moist - Planting depth: In water from 90cm (36'') to 150cm (59") below water level.
How to Care
Water lilies flourish in still water, so best not plant them near a pond pump or fountain, particularly where the water can splash onto their leaves. Initially the pot should be placed so the leaves float on the surface of the water. As the plant matures, gradually lower the plant deeper into the pond until the desired depth has been reached.
You can re-pot lilies into a larger aquatic pots in order to give it more space to grow. For best results we recommend using Westland Aquatic Compost
What To Know
- Season of Interest: Summer-Autumn - Position: Full sun - Soil: Moist - Planting depth: In water from 90cm (36'') to 150cm (59") below water level.
How to Care
Water lilies flourish in still water, so best not plant them near a pond pump or fountain, particularly where the water can splash onto their leaves. Initially the pot should be placed so the leaves float on the surface of the water. As the plant matures, gradually lower the plant deeper into the pond until the desired depth has been reached.
You can re-pot lilies into a larger aquatic pots in order to give it more space to grow. For best results we recommend using Westland Aquatic Compost
$19.85
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Description
Nymphaea Gladstoniana is probably the biggest of all lilies; it was bred for flower and overall size. Its leaves can be 50cm across and white flowers are the size of a baseball with prominent golden yellow centres. Only suitable for large ponds and lakes where it just looks perfect; it's generally a better choice for large ponds than Alba since it produces a lot more flowers.
What To Know
- Season of Interest: Summer-Autumn - Position: Full sun - Soil: Moist - Planting depth: In water from 90cm (36'') to 150cm (59") below water level.
How to Care
Water lilies flourish in still water, so best not plant them near a pond pump or fountain, particularly where the water can splash onto their leaves. Initially the pot should be placed so the leaves float on the surface of the water. As the plant matures, gradually lower the plant deeper into the pond until the desired depth has been reached.
You can re-pot lilies into a larger aquatic pots in order to give it more space to grow. For best results we recommend using Westland Aquatic Compost
What To Know
- Season of Interest: Summer-Autumn - Position: Full sun - Soil: Moist - Planting depth: In water from 90cm (36'') to 150cm (59") below water level.
How to Care
Water lilies flourish in still water, so best not plant them near a pond pump or fountain, particularly where the water can splash onto their leaves. Initially the pot should be placed so the leaves float on the surface of the water. As the plant matures, gradually lower the plant deeper into the pond until the desired depth has been reached.
You can re-pot lilies into a larger aquatic pots in order to give it more space to grow. For best results we recommend using Westland Aquatic Compost
