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Aquatic plants: Hardy Water Lilies: Firecrest

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Firecrest Hardy Pink Water Lily
Aquatic plants Hardy Water Lilies Firecrest This stunning Pink Hardy Water Lily is a small to medium size , growing 36-48” wide. Copes quite well with heat. Prolific pink flowers, startling orange stamens. Deep purple juvenile lily pads turn to green and form a quite attractive pattern as the summer season begins. Flowers will raise well above your pond or Continue Reading
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Aquatic plants: Hardy Water Lilies: Gloriosa

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Aquatic plants Hardy Water Lilies Gloriosa Gloriosa used to be considered the very best Red Hardy Water Lily. It is indeed very bright and beautiful but sometimes is prone to crown rot. This free flowering lily has cup-like, bright red flowers and lush green foliage. Although a pure red color it is a small plant with smaller flowers. Does fairly Continue Reading
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Aquatic plants: Hardy Water lilies: Escarboucle

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Aquatic plants Hardy Water lilies Escarboucle   One of the most popular of the red lily varieties. Of all the red varieties, this one has the reddest flowers of deep cherry-red. This pond plant waterlily has blooms of 6-7″ with green leaves. It is very fragrant and free flowering all season long. Stays open late in the afternoon. .  Planting Continue Reading
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Yellow Hardy Water Lilies: Joey Tomocik

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Yellow Hardy Water Lilies: Joey Tomocik Probably the best known of Kirk’s hybrids, and for good reason. ‘Joey Tomocik’ is without doubt the most vivid yellow hardy water lily I know. Even young plants show a remarkable depth of colour. These young flowers are often somewhat cup shaped, but as plants mature subsequent blooms are more stellate. A very dependable, Continue Reading
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Yellow Hardy water lilies: SULPHUREA

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Yellow Hardy Water Lilies: SULPHUREA SULPHUREA was hybridized by Latour-Marliac in 1888. Flowers are huge when planted properly sometimes 10-12 inches across. The flowers are also very fragrant. The yellow sulfur color gives it its name( there is no smell of sulfer.) Deep green foliage. Water Lily Sulphurea has bright green floating leaves or pads. The leaves are nearly circular Continue Reading
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Pink Hardy Water Lily – Mayla

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Mayla Pink Hardy Water Lily Mayla is one of the most striking hardy water lily available. The color of this hardy water lily flower sets it apart from almost any other hardy lily. Fully mature specimens have bright fuchsia-pink blooms and are set off by a mass of very long, bright-orange stamens. This water lily will do best if planted Continue Reading
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Pink Hardy Water Lily – Mayla

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Mayla Pink Hardy Water Lily Mayla is one of the most striking hardy water lily available. The color of this hardy water lily flower sets it apart from almost any other hardy lily. Fully mature specimens have bright fuchsia-pink blooms and are set off by a mass of very long, bright-orange stamens. This water lily will do best if planted Continue Reading
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