Nuphar Lutea, Brandy bottle. A british wild native plant with 1 to 2 inch round yellow blooms. Excellent surface cover. Suitable for ponds and lakes and slow flowing rivers in partial shade. Leaf spread 120-150 cm. Water depth 30-60 cm over the tuberous rhizome.
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Latin Name: Nuphar lutea
Common Name(s): Yellow Water Lily
Plant Type: Perennial
Habitat: Floating-Leaved Rooting Plants - Zone D, Submerged, Floating And Rooting Plants - Zone F
Flowering Time:
June - August
These aquatic plants are usually found in shallower water than the white water lily. The flower is solitary, terminal, held above the water surface.
Nuphar lutea plays an important role in wetland ecosystems. The large leathery leaves provide shade and shelter for aquatic organisms, while the yellow flowers serve as a source of sweet-smelling nectar for various insect species, including bees and butterflies. Additionally, the plant’s large root system helps stabilise aquatic soil.
| Flowering Time | June, August |
|---|---|
| Plant Type | |
| Habitat | Floating-Leaved Rooting Plants – Zone D, Submerged, Floating And Rooting Plants – Zone F |
| Country of Origin | GB |
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