Becky from “A life of a 40 something” is posting a flower a day throughout September, in the square format. She’d love you to join her.
day eight
nymphaea
Square in September
Becky from “A life of a 40 something” is posting a flower a day throughout September, in the square format. She’d love you to join her.
day seven
Square in September
Becky from “A life of a 40 something” is posting a flower a day throughout September, in the square format. She’d love you to join her.
day five
N is for Nymphaea
Nymphaea are rhizomatous, submerged aquatic perennials with floating, rounded leaves and showy, sometimes fragrant, cup- or bowl-shaped flowers in a wide range of colours, held on or above the water and followed by submerged, berry-like fruits.
Common names include: Water Lily, Bobbins and Flutterdock.
Hardy Nymphaea are aquatic perennials with rounded floating leaves and showy flowers on or just above the water, with numerous narrow petals and conspicuous stamens, in white and shades of yellow, pink and red. The blue variety is Nymphaea Caerulea a native from Egypt and once called the Blue Lotus.
Water lilies were depicted by the French artist Claude Monet (1840–1926) in a series of paintings.