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Common name: "Water Crowfoot"
Latin name: 
Ranunculus aquatilis

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Native to: Europe
Zone:
5 - 8 
Winter hardy:
Yes
Water depth:
6" - 24"
Flowers: Yes, Mid summer 
Height: 
8" - 12"
Spread:
36" - 60"
Pests:
Rare
Sunshine:
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Cultural information: The Ranunculus family is fairly large containing several terrestrial plants commonly grown in the garden. "Water Crowfoot" is a vigorous grower that produces pretty, white bowl-shaped flowers with yellow centers during mid summer. 

"Water Crowfoot" can be grown in containers topped with gravel and placed 6" to 24" deep, directly in the pond... or weighted sections can be placed in the pond. Propagate by dividing the plant during spring. Annual thinning may be required.

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