Nymphaea 'Mary Patricia' antho-free The veining can be dense

The veining can be dense

Its compact habit makes it a strong choice for tubs and very small ponds

Some of these terminal knobs even form Y or T shapes

and F25 is an excellent example of the rubricorpora form

and feed with aquatic tablets through summer

Nymphaea 'Mary Patricia' antho-free The veining can be denseNymphaea 'Mary Patricia' is a hardy water lily often sold as a compact, free flowering plant for tubs, barrels, and smaller ponds. It grows from a rhizome and makes a tidy patch of pads rather than a sprawling mess. Most sellers use the cultivar name Mary Patricia, and you may see it described as a dwarf lily, although size and spread claims vary between catalogues. Appearance Mary Patricia produces rounded floating leaves that knit together into a