Mexicana is not a true hardy water lily, however it will winter over in zone 5 and above. The flowers are a very bright yellow and held high above the water, similar to tropical water lilies.
Yellow Hardy Lilies
Among the yellow hardy lilies, this is traditionally regarded as the brightest yellow. N. mexicana is a dwarf lily, which produces runners, allowing it to form large colonies. Best if planted in a tray, where it will have room to grow.
A staple to any cold weather pond. . Chromatella is a yellow Hardy water lilythat is free flowering with yellow cup-shaped blossoms. It has a nice fragrance and needs only three to four hours of sunlight to produce blooms.This is a very good water lily for a beginner water gardener.
Care Level: Easy
Temperament: Peaceful
Lighting: All
Placement: Bottom
Water Conditions: 45-75° F, pH 6.1-7.5
Propagation: Rhizome
Max. Size: 4'
Color Form: Yellow
Origin: Farm Raised, USA
Family: Nymphaceae
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, tough and free flowering waterlily that spreads 3 to 4 feet and produces bright yellow, stellate shaped flowers. The 4 to 5 inch
Mangkala Ubol was voted the Best New Lily of 2004. It has creamy yellow/peach blooms 4-6 inches, which are pleasantly scented. The lily pads are a deep green and are variegated with burgundy. This gorgeous, free flowering hardy water lily will begin blooming in the spring and bloom non-stop into the fall.
Mangkala Ubol Water Lily
Mangkala Ubol Water Lily makes a beautiful addition to any pond or water garden. Introduced in Thailand by Nopchai Charnsilp in 1997. Massive
