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Sales Details: All plants are shipped bare root. Lily sizes refer to width and Lotus sizes refer to height. Marginals are all shipped in the one gallon size. We ship via US Postal Service Priority Mail throughout the United States. FOR INTERNATIONAL ORDERS PLEASE CONTACT US for information about additional shipping costs and plant inspection charges BEFORE you place an order. Shipments are made Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday to insure plants do not stay in transit over the weekend. Please arrange to have your package delivered to an area not in direct sun as the plants will not take high temperatures.
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.
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.
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.
This plant goes dormant during the winter months just as it does when grown in Australia. For detailed instructions go to the blog and read how to manage this plant during the winter.
Moonbeam
This water lily has uniquely colored flowers with a hint of yellow on the blue green petals. The green pads spread from 4-6 feet. Grow in full sun to part shade.
Star of Siam
Subtle coloring and many blooms sets this plant apart from others. The petals are light blue with white stamens and the pads are maroon and green mottled. Allow 4-6 feet for plant spread. Grow in full sun to part shade.
Woods Blue Goddess
Are you looking for a large and sturdy plant? This may be the one. It grows as large as the container permits. The large sky blue flowers with dark violet stamens and star shape show up well in large ponds. It was awarded the Outstanding Water Lily in 1987.