This water lily was introduced by John Wood in 1972. The petals are raspberry with butter gold centers. The ruby stamens add a delightful color combination to this lily. It is a very profuse bloomer.
~ Red Hardy Water Lily (Nymphaea) Perry’s Baby Red, hardy, water lily has wine red flowers adorn this free blooming lily. This one is excellent for small ponds, and tub gardens. 1 GL $35.00
~ Tropical Water Lily This lilies flower color ranges from purple at the tips to a creamy yellow center. Leaves are green and heavily mottled. 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
~ Nymphaea Victoria Amazonica The most interesting thing about this flower is the large leaves that it creates. The leaves can grow up to 18 inches in size and can hold up to 300 pounds, the leaves are flat before growing rims at the edge of the leaf. The leaves are strong and stiff thanks…
~ 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) 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
