Night Blooming water lilies open in the evening and stay open well into the following morning, as late as 10-11 am.
They are a great addition and usually the nine to five workers miss the day blooming varieties.
~ Pink Hardy Water Lily (Nymphaea) Large, double, 4″ to 6″ rich-pink, peony-like blooms with lighter rosy-pinktips. Free flowering. Medium round, green leaves. Good for medium to large size ponds. 1 GL $35.00
~ Tropical Water Lily (Nymphaea) Named after Key Largo, Florida. The rich lavender color reminded us of the beautiful flowers seen in the Florida Keys. It’s unique in that it is one of the very few truly lavender colored tropical waterlilies on the market today and it is much deeper lavender color than any…
~ Tropical Water Lily (Nymphaea) Rose-yellow blooms. Autumn Shades. Flower shape is cup-like. Heavily mottled foliage. Very lovely fragrance. 1 GL $35.00
~ Tropical Water Lily (Nymphaea) Red Flare, Magnificent red flowers on this night blooming water lily. Flower is large, round and flat. Very free-flowering. Huge reddish-bronze leaves with a few small purple blotches. Wonderful fragrance. Excellent bloomer. Night Blooming water lilies open in the evening and stay open well into the following morning, as late…
~ Tropical Water Lily (Nymphaea) Named after the key lime citrus fruit has yellow flowers and the leaves are green with maroon mottleing. It is the only yellow water lily to have mottled leaves. It has a medium spread. This plant won the 2000 Best of New Medium Water Lily contest sponsored by the…
~ Tropical Water Lily (Nymphaea) Its numerous deep yellow flowers displayed above the mottled leaves make this a great addition to any size pond ‘Carla’s Sonshine is the first yellow viviparous tropical water lily on the market. $35.00
