Albert Greenberg

~ Tropical Water Lily (Nymphaea) Free-flowering water lily. Spectacular pond plants with large red magenta blooms. Flower shape is cup-like.  Dark bronze leaves. Strong fragrance. This water lily amazes by opening a few hours before dusk and staying open well into the following morning.  The name Antares is the largest star and red in the constellation…

Tropical Water Lily (Nymphaea) Ruby-red bloom.  The flowers are held high out of the water. This tropical water lily sends out frequent, large violet red flowers whose petals are similar in shade to fine ruby. Rich green leaves. 1 GL  $35.00

~ Tropical Water Lily (Nymphaea) Panama Pacific is a tropical, day-blooming water lily with deep plum colored blossoms and yellow stamens. It is an excellent, fragrant bloomer that is hardier than many other tropical water lilies. 1 GL  $35.00

~ 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) 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. 1 GL $45.00

~ Tropical Water Lily (Nymphaea) Kathy McLane is unique because of its pink flower that displays 48 petals at maturity.  The mottling on the pads exhibits a pleasingly sharp contrast between a green background and deep maroon streaks.  Named after Bruce McLane’s wife, Kathy.  After hybridizing so many waterlilies over the years Bruce obviously thought this particular lily was very…