Nymphoides geminata
This may be the plant for you if you have a small water garden or a container water garden. Like tiny water lilies these diminutive plants produce a yellow fimbriated flower which blooms in the morning then closes with the summer heat.
Just stopped in to say hello, and thanks for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteYours is very lovely. I will be back.
Sandy
You are always welcome, Sandy.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely little water plant. I can't wait to see the bloom. I hope you post a pic when it does.
ReplyDeleteSoon, I hope, soon, PG.
ReplyDeleteYour post reminds me that I would actually like to get a big wine barrel and make a small water container with aquatic plants.
ReplyDeleteNiels,
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to seeing your wine barrel water garden.
Hi MN,
ReplyDeleteAgain, I sigh that we've not got the room for a water garden just yet, but it's been one of our long term dreams for the garden out back. I too would like to see the flowers when they bloom, so keep us posted!
IVG,
ReplyDeleteYou could always have a container water garden like
Niels is contemplating. I have in the past used a large composite flower pot.... The ones that are light weight and have sidewalls about an inch thick. Thick walls are insulation from hot and cold temps.
That's lovely! I have no space for a water body and for my next container water garden this plant will be a good idea!
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