Nymphaea 'Pygmaea Alba'Nymphaea 'Pygmaea Alba' is a hardy water lily grown for reliable flowering and balanced growth in garden ponds. It develops from a rhizome and forms floating pads before blooming through the warm months. The cultivar name Nymphaea 'Pygmaea Alba' is normally used in the trade. It suits gardeners who want a dependable pond plant. Appearance Nymphaea 'Pygmaea Alba' produces rounded floating leaves that knit together into a steady raft. New leaves can

with the inner surfaces of the trap lobes displaying a striking reddish hue

Sarracenia × catesbaei 'Bengal Tiger' is a specific clone of the Catesby's pitcher plant hybrid

originally from Nigel Hewitt-Cooper

"name": "Does it spread more than other water lilies

Robust alloy handles with a soft cushion grip

Like all Sarracenia × catesbaei

it gains a tougher constitution and wider pitcher girth

It's not a plant seen for sale very often

As the season progresses

A dark red throat patch rises into the column beneath the lid

'Hugh Jampton' stands out due to its exceptional colouration

Famed for their enormous