Nymphaea 'Pygmaea Rubra'Nymphaea 'Pygmaea Rubra' is a true dwarf hardy water lily for tubs, half barrels, and very small ponds. It grows from a small rhizome and makes a compact patch of pads, which is why people also call it a pygmy water lily. The cultivar name Pygmaea Rubra is the one most commonly used in UK pond plant lists. Appearance This miniature lily makes small rounded pads and a tight surface cover, usually staying within a small footprint when kept in a basket.

presenting a neat appearance

They reach their deepest shade about two weeks later

but you still want some open water for viewing

They hang down on tall stalks and show a red tone that may match the mature traps later in the season

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so it is worth correcting for search and labelling

Because it tends to bloom freely in summer

this clone stands more upright

'Goldie' requires a good amount of sun to attain its shade of buttery yellow

It comes from a cross between Dionaea muscipula 'South West Giant' and 'Dingleys Big Vigorous'

This Shallotte clone is a good example of Sarracenia flava var

and remove old leaves and spent flowers so the small plant stays clean and open