🌼 Nymphaea Charlene Strawn - Yellow Hardy Water Lily

Nymphaea Charlene Strawn is a beautiful and reliable yellow hardy water lily, prized for its soft lemon-yellow blooms that rise elegantly above the water’s surface. This classic hybrid produces abundant flowers throughout the growing season and pairs perfectly with its rounded green lily pads, creating a timeless pond display.

Cold-hardy and easy to grow, Charlene Strawn is an excellent choice for beginner and experienced pond keepers alike. It thrives in full sun and performs well in medium to large ponds, returning year after year with minimal maintenance.

🌟 Key Features

• Delicate light-yellow flowers held above the water surface

• Hardy perennial water lily suitable for outdoor ponds

• Long blooming season with consistent flower production

• Excellent cold tolerance once established

• Attracts pollinators and adds natural beauty to ponds

🌱 Growing Requirements

• Sunlight: Full sun (6+ hours daily)

• Planting Depth: Typically 12–24 inches of water

• Growth Habit: Spreading lily pads with upright blooms

• Hardiness: Cold hardy; overwinters in ponds when planted properly

📦 What You’ll Receive

Healthy, young Nymphaea Charlene Strawn hardy water lily tubers cultivated and prepared by Aquarium Plants Factory®.

Pack – 1 Tuber
You will receive one (1) healthy, young water lily tuber, each with approximately 1–2 new sprouting leaves, ready for planting.

Pack – 5 Tubers
You will receive five (5) healthy, young water lily tubers, each with approximately 1–2 new sprouting leaves, ideal for larger ponds or multiple plantings.

All tubers are carefully inspected prior to shipping to ensure quality and viability.

⚠️ Disclaimer

Water lilies may take time to establish after planting. Initial growth can vary depending on water temperature, sunlight, and pond conditions. Leaves or shoots may appear dormant upon arrival—this is normal for hardy tubers.

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