The tropical water lily 'Eldorado'
- Flower nameThe tropical water lily 'Eldorado'
- Scientific nameNympheae 'Eldorado'
- AliasTropical water lily, 熱帯スイレン, Eldorado
- Place of origingardening variety
- Place of floweringGreenhouse, Botanical Gardens, River, pond
- Flowering seasonJanuary, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October
- Language of flowerssweet
What is The tropical water lily 'Eldorado'
The tropical water lily 'Eldorado' (scientific name: Nymphaea spp. (Hybrid) 'Eldorado') is a tropical, day-blooming horticultural variety with lemon-yellow (pale yellow) large flowers.
It is also known by the name "City of Gold."
This variety was bred in 1963 by Martin E. Randig.
The leaves are elliptical, about 30 cm in length, green with brown mottling.
The flowers are large, with about 20 petals and a diameter of 30 cm. The petals are lemon-yellow (pale yellow), slender, and slightly pointed at the tip. The stamens are also yellow, giving the overall appearance of a yellow flower.
Tropical water lilies are characterized by serrated leaf edges and flowers that bloom a few centimeters above the water surface on extended flower stalks.
Origin of the Flower Name
The genus name Nymphaea derives from "nymph," the water fairies in Greek mythology, referencing the beautiful and delicate flowers that bloom by the water.The cultivar name "Eldorado" means "City of Gold" in Spanish, inspired by the flower's color.
Feature: Tropical Water Lilies
Common Name: Tropical Water Lily 'Eldorado'
Scientific Name: Nymphaea 'Eldorado'
English Name: City of Gold
Other Name: Nymphaea Eldorado
Breeder: Martin E. Randig
Breeding Year: 1963
Characteristics: Tropical
Blooming Time: Day-blooming
Type: Horticultural variety
Flower Color: Lemon-yellow (pale yellow)
Flower Size: Large
Blooming Period: January to October (in greenhouses)
Flower Diameter: 20 cm
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