Nymphaea 'Aurora' Species do it in late spring

do it in late spring when new shoots are obvious

typically smaller than the big hybrid cultivars

widely spaced teeth line the edges of these thick lips

chosen for its scale and presence on camera

Nymphaea 'Aurora' Species do it in late springNymphaea '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