The 'Blue Nagwang' water lily, often listed as 'Nymphaea 'Blue Nagwang',' is a tropical water lily known for its exquisite and vibrant blooms. Here’s a detailed look at its features:

Flowers: The 'Blue Nagwang' features stunning, bright blue flowers that can add a splash of vivid color to any pond or water garden. The blooms are large and stellate, meaning they have a star-like shape with multiple pointed petals. This water lily's flowers open in the morning and close in the late afternoon and are particularly notable for their striking color and the contrast they offer against the green of the lily pads.

Leaves: The foliage of 'Blue Nagwang' is also quite attractive, consisting of rounded pads that float on the water’s surface. These leaves are a rich green, sometimes with a slight purplish tint on the underside, adding further interest to the plant's overall appearance.

Growing Conditions: As with most tropical water lilies, 'Blue Nagwang' thrives in full sun and prefers warm, still waters. It is ideal for planting in zones where the water temperature remains consistently warm, and it performs best in ponds or large containers that can accommodate its spread.

Bloom Season: This variety blooms profusely from late spring through to early fall, depending on the local climate. The continuous flowering throughout the season makes it a perennial favorite for both novice and experienced gardeners looking to enhance the aesthetic of their water features.

Care: 'Blue Nagwang' requires typical water lily care, including planting in well-aerated, nutrient-rich soil at the appropriate depth and ensuring ample sunlight. In colder climates, it will need to be overwintered indoors to protect it from freezing temperatures.