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A delicate little plant that has a profusion of yellow flowers on plantlets that float across the water surface. Spread is an estimate for one years growth, dependent on conditions. Can be vigorous in very shallow, marshy ground. No maintenance is necessary but excess growth can be trimmed when required.
An excellent addition to lilies, deep water plants are more tolerant of shade and moving water but equally good at providing surface cover, helping to keep the water clear. Nymphoides Peltata can make a good addition to any pond, but it can grow fast so may need trimming.
Pond Planet Deep Water Plants Guide: Deep Water Plants are best placed in still water away from constant splashing and flow from the likes of fountains and waterfalls. They grow best in full sun but can tolerate some shade. When placing Deep Water Plants into the pond make sure to lower them in stages to allow the plant to acclimatise to its new depth, this way the leaves can stretch to the surface during each stage of the descent.
Ideally 1Ltr Deep Water Plants should be re-potted into a 3Ltr or larger pond basket to encourage growth and flowering. All other sized plants do not require re-potting but would benefit from being potted up.
Deep Water Plants spread and planting depths are provided as a guide only, with the depth being the amount of water above the crown. In shallow water excessive leaf growth will rise above the surface and reduce flower blooms. The leaves of Deep Water Plants shade the pond providing shelter for fish from predators such as herons. The reduction of sunlight helps reduce algae growth. Make sure to remove dead leaves and flowers during the growing season.
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Flower Colour: Yellow
Growth Rate: Small
Flowers: June to September
Position: Full sun to part shade
Planting Depth: 10-50cm
Spread: 10-50cm
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