Nymphaea 'Aurora'Nymphaea 'Aurora' is a hardy pond water lily grown for its leaf cover and repeat flowering across the summer months. It settles best when left alone for a season, then it starts to build stronger pads and more buds. It is normally sold under the cultivar name Aurora rather than a separate common name. Appearance Green pads on a compact plant. The pads lie flat and create a steady raft over the water. Flowers are colour changing blooms that open yellow

After several years of cultivation

then flowers freely through summer

The pitchers are coated in a layer of pubescence that gives them a soft

this plant is well-known as F88 from Mike King's numbering system

renowned carnivorous plant expert Barry Rice aptly named the cultivar 'Belly of Blood'

Hardy and low-maintenance

Sarracenia 'Kagaribi' is a Japanese Sarracenia cultivar named after the word for bonfire

'Adrian Slack' but are slightly smaller (6-7 cm) and often more ruffled

venosa 'Sylwia'

"name":"Is Nymphaea 'Burgundy Princess' suitable for small ponds

with less pronounced white in the lid and upper tube

rubricorpora 'Manky'