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Thursday, December 12, 2024

Yellow water lily (yum lily) is a perennial aquatic plant.

 Yellow water lily (yum lily) is a perennial aquatic plant of the Nymphaeaceae family.


 In Russia, yellow water lily can be found in the European part, Siberia and the Caucasus. It grows in quiet water, in slow rivers, along the banks of lakes and ponds.

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Yellow water lily.
 
 The rhizome is green-yellow, fleshy and thick, from 3 to 10 centimeters thick. The leaves floating on the surface are ovoid and 15 to 19 centimeters in size.


 Yellow water lily blooms from June to September. The fruit (ovoid-conical capsule) ripens from August to September.

Monday, September 9, 2024

TRANSPLANTING LILIES.

 Lilies can bloom well in one place for 3-5 years.

 However, if they are not transplanted after this period, flowering deteriorates: the flowers become smaller or do not open at all.

 The best time to transplant lilies is late summer or the first half of autumn.

Monday, August 19, 2024

Images (Water Lily, Beautiful Flowers, Flower).

 "Water lilies" or "nenuphae" is a common name for water lilies (Nymphaea), water lilies (Nuphar), and lotuses (Nelumbo). Although strictly botanically, they belong to different families (Nymphaeae and Lotus), all are vibrant aquatic plants with beautiful floating flowers. These plants (water lilies and Nymphaea are synonyms) are popular pond inhabitants, important both as ornamental and as ameliorative plants, and also have cultural significance.


 Main representatives and their characteristics:
Water lily (Nymphaea): Large floating leaves and flowers, often white, pink, or yellow. This is the most common plant commonly referred to as a water lily.

 Water lily (Nuphar): A genus with yellow flowers, often less showy than those of water lilies, but also very common in temperate zones. Lotus (Nelumbo): Botanically, it belongs to a different family (lotaceae), but is similar in appearance, with leaves that rise above the water and flowers that also float or rise above the surface.