Water Lilies
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Afterglow
The flowers on this lily have autumn coloring and start out pink changing to orange and then to yellow. They are cup shaped at 6 to 10 inches in diameter. The pads are green and spread 4-6 feet. This lily is a profuse bloomer that will emit a fresh clean aroma. Grow it in full sun.
Albert Greenberg
The autumn colored flowers on this plant change from rose to yellow. Blooms are cup shaped and grow up to 6 to 10 inches in diameter. The pads are green with maroon mottling. As a medium size plant it will spread 4-6 feet. Grow it in full sun to part shade.
Alexis
Alexis attracts attention with over 100 purple petals and inner petaloids in white with a yellow center. The platter shaped blooms are 6-7 inches in diameter. The pads are green and spread 4-6 feet. An added bonus is the pleasant aroma. Grow in full sun to part shade.
Antares
Antares was named for the largest red star in the heavens and shines best at night. It opens at dusk and remains open the next day until mid morning. It is the most vigorous of the night blooming water lilies. The pads are green and spread 4-6 feet or more. Grow in full sun.
Avalanche
This water lily might be just what you want in the heat of summer. The flowers appear icy white with light blue tips. The green pads have subtle maroon mottling and a spread of over 6 feet. Grow in full sun. It was named Best New Water Lily and Best New Tropical Water Lily in 2006.
Betty Lou
This is an Australian collector plant made from a cross between Australian Immutabilis and N. colorata. It is a little easier to grow than most Australian water lilies. The flowers are bright blue with red stamens and the pads are green spreading to more than 6 feet. Grow this lily in full sun with double doses of fertilizer.
Blue Aster
It may look like an Aster with lots of petals and a yellow center but this one grows in water. The green pads have vivid purple mottling and spread 4-6 feet. This plant makes a bold statement and earned the Best New Water Lily of 2005.
Blue Spider
Blue Spider got its name from the maroon spider web pattern on the green leaves. The violet blue flowers are held high above the water. This is a medium size plant spreading 4-6 feet.
Bulls Eye
This is a great name for a true red lily with a yellow center. It has over 70 petals and is free flowering. The green pads spread 4-6 feet. Grow in full sun.
Dauben
Do you need a small dependable plant that blooms with multiple blooms year round in zones 9-10? This is the one. While it is not real showy it is very dependable and highly scented. The light blue flower petals offer a striking contrast to the green pads. Because it is viviparous it withstands cooler water temperatures and will yield many new plants.
Director George T Moore
This water lily was named for one of the directors of The Missouri Botanical Garden. The deep purple blooms with stellate shape may grow to 7-10 inches and give off a delightful aroma. The pads are green with purple flecks spreading 4-6 feet. Grow in full sun to part shade.
Evelyn Randig
Evelyn Randig has deep raspberry pink flowers opening with a cup shape and then becomes a star with a slight fragrance. The pads are dazzling deep green with maroon mottling. Medium size.
Foxfire
This water lily presents an unusual color scheme of purple petals with a pink center. The leaves are green with bold maroon splashes and may reach a diameter of 17 to 19 inches with a spread of up to 10 feet. It received the First Place Tropical Water Lily and Best New Water Lily awards in 2014.
Gigantea
This is a species (not a hybrid) from Australia and a collector plant. The inner petals of the flower are light blue with the outer petals dark blue to violet with yellow anthers. The globular star like flower may be 10-12 inches in diameter and it is held high above the water. The pads are green and spread 4 to 6 feet or more. Grow in full sun and double the fertilizer.
Hot Pink
This lily earns its name with bright neon pink flowers. Each flower is cup shaped with a yellow center and may contain as many as 50 petals. The pads are green with purple mottling and a spread of 4-6 feet. In 2009 this plant was named The Second Best Water Lily.
Innocence
True to its name the flowers blush when first opened then the pink tips on the petals turn white like the rest of the flower. The stellate flowers reach 5-7 inches in diameter and are held high above the water. This lily produces a sweet aroma. The pads are green with bergundy splashes and spread 4-6 feet. Grow in full sun. This is a viviparous plant.