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One of my favourite aquatic plants is the water lily.

There's lots of water lilies, most of them are rather big

and you need quite a large pond to grow them. But there's one small one called Nimfea pygmaia

rubra. You can grow in a little pond, a little water feature like mine, so you can enjoy the lovely

things about water lilies in your own back garden. It's got lovely water lily round floating leaves

that are so valuable for insects to sit on and shade out algae and then all summer beautiful

flowers come up. They open pink and they gradually turn red as they get older and so

you can enjoy lovely water lilies even in a small garden all summer.

Today we're diving off for Deep End into the world of Aquatics. The plant rescuer, aka Sarah Gerard Jones, will fill us in

on why making an indoor water feature is the ideal January activity.

I think as humans we just have a need to be near water.

And I think having some sort of water feature in our homes

does something good for our mental health.

We'll delve into the world of invasive aquatic weeds

with RHS-headed taxonomy Dr John David.

I suppose the thing to do is just look for the native plants

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