Additional information
| Flower Color | blue |
|---|---|
| Flower Type | lily specialized |
| Plant Size | lily large (width: over 6 ft.) |
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Gigantea
$50.99
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.
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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.
Margaret Mary
Diminutive Margaret Mary spreads only 2-4 feet and emits a very fragrent aroma. The cup shaped blue flowers with yellow centers gradually become star shaped. This moderately viviparous plant grows well in sun to part shade or in a container garden.
Lindsey Woods
A unique trait of this water lily is the black sepals - the outer petals covering the bud. The flower is deep purple and has a yellow center. The pads are green and spread 4-6 feet. This is a vigorous grower and viviparous. Grow in sun to part shade.
Islamorada
This water lily was named after one of the Florida Keys and means purple isle. The stellate flowers are purple with unique white spots and a 4-6 inch diameter. The pads are green and spread 4-6 feet. It is very viviparous and emits a sweet fragrance. Grow in sun to part shade.