Pink Hardy Water Lily – Mayla
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Pink Hardy Water Lily – Mayla
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 in a large container. The blooms increase in size throughout the summer. Most hardy waterlilies need at least six hours of directWhite Hardy water lily: Walter Pagels
White Hardy water lily
Walter Pagels
This Hardy water lily was named after the first president of the International Water lily and Water Gardening Society, Walter Pagels. It has small to medium ivory white blossoms that stand just above the water surface. It will show a small hint of pink from time to time. The leaves are lush green with faint mottling. It also will stay open laterNight Blooming Tropical Water Lily: Juno
Night Blooming Tropical Water Lily
Juno
There are many varieties of tropical water lilies. One is a night blooming tropical water lily. This means just as the name implies. It blooms at night after all the other water lilies both Hardy water lilies and Tropical water lilies have long closed. Typically a [clear]Red Tropical night blooming water lily: Antares
Red Tropical night blooming water lily
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Antares
Antares is an exceptional example of the tropical night blooming water lily. It is a non-viviparous, free-flowering red tropical water lily. One of the most spectacular pond plants with large red magenta blooms. Flower shape is cup-like. The center or sepal color is dark rosy red. The top of their round leaves are green but the newest leaves start out bronzy with green veins with the undersideYellow Tropical Water Lily: Yellow Dazzler
Yellow Tropical Water Lily: Yellow Dazzler
Yellow Dazzler' is true to its name. Vibrant color with contrasting pure green leaves. Sun lover. 3-4 ft. spread. Tropical water lilies produce more flowers than their hardy counterparts, almost twice as many, and make great cut flowers too. Tropical lilies are often treated as annuals but you can overwinter these tender perennials inside or outside in zones 10-11. Plant roots in containers filled with heavyWhite Tropical Water Lilies: Crystal
White Tropical Water Lilies: Crystal
The large white flowers of Crystal contrast nicely with the mottled leaf foliage. Crystal is a tropical waterlily and has the added benefit of being viviparous meaning plant-lets also grow from on the pads. This lily is more sensitive to cold winter months and should be protected from the cold. This lily like many other white tropicals start blooming later in the season. Opens late and stays open later in the day.Blue Tropical Water lilies: Star of Siam
Blue Tropical Water lilies: Star of Siam
Star of Siam has vibrant blue, star-shaped blooms. The white stamens are tipped with violet, creating the star effect. The maroon and green foliage accents the blue flowers creating a striking center-piece. Tropical water lilies are some of the most beautiful plants on earth with their large multi-colored lily pads & vivid colorful flowers. Star of Siam is no exception. It's no wonder they are a customer favorite! Tropical moreBlue Tropical Water Lilies: Rhapsody in Blue
