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The ‘Marliac Rose’ is one of the best hardy water lilies for use as a cut flower that lasts several days in a vase. ‘Marliac Rose’, also was known as Marliacea rosea has fragrant deep-rose blossoms that intensify toward the center. The large blossoms are cup-shaped and surround the yellow stamens. Look at a water lily painting by the world famous Claude Monte, and we are sure you will be seeing ‘Marliac Rose’. This 1887 Marliac hybrid was given the “Awar
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This ‘Ellisiana’ water lily received the Award of Merit by the Royal Horticulture Society. It has small blossoms, but its brilliant red coloration with a center of deep golden yellow make this water lily quite outstanding. It is considered by many to be one of the most brilliant reds actually intensifying with age. ‘Ellisiana’ will make a colorful addition to your water garden display.
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This ‘Pink Opal’ is a 1915 American variety developed by Helen Fowler, daughter of the famous water gardener and hybridizer W.B. Shaw of Shaw Gardens in Washington, D.C.
The ‘Pink Opal’ has many good qualities such as coral-red, cup-shaped blossoms that are very fragrant. They are held above the water’s surface with numerous, short, and broad petals.
It is one of the finest for cut flower purposes.
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Splendida’ is a stunning hybrid boasting ruby-colored flowers that deepen in hue as the season advances. Medium-sized plants, this water lily has captured the hearts of numerous water garden enthusiasts, making it a beloved choice at William Tricker, Inc.
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This ‘Lustrous’ water lily shows off large blossoms that are a satiny rose-pink shade, and cup-shaped. Its sepals are brown underneath and a deep pink inside. The brilliant yellow stamens form a thick cluster.
This water lily grows vigorously and readily seeds.
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The rare deep rose-pink multi-petals of ‘Eugenia de Land’ are long and lanceolate.
This water lily is a fast grower and makes large flowers that can be admired from a distance. It is a very winter hardy water lily.
The ‘Eugenia de Land’ water lily is perhaps one of the most beautiful in the class of pink hardy water lilies. Offered in Tricker’s 1913 catalog, it became a favorite ever since. William Tricker received a Silver Medal in 1912 for this water lily. One of the images shown is Eugenia de Land in Tricker’s 1933 catalog, a testament of the long lasting beauty of such a water lily.
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The ‘Sumptuosa’ hardy water lily has double flowers that are strawberry pink, cup shaped, and very fragrant. Its color deepens toward the center with wide petals. The orange stamens are a beautiful compliment.
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The ‘Arc-en-Ciel’ water lily is truly a remarkable hardy water lily, renowned for its extraordinary lily pads adorned with unique patterns of bronze, white, rose, and purple, beautifully scattered across the deep green pads.
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The ‘Sultan’ water lily blossoms are large, cherry red, shading to a deeper color at their base. Petals are tipped and flecked white. The plant is a prolific bloomer, vigorous grower, and does especially well in small places. This water lily will truly rule as a Sultan in your water garden pool.
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With their vibrant beauty and captivating charm, ‘Hollandia’ hardy water lilies will transform your water garden into a floral paradise. This robust plant boasts magnificent double blossoms that burst forth in a kaleidoscope of captivating colors, forming a visually striking contrast against the rich emerald leaves.
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Water garden enthusiasts have cherished the exquisite ‘Australia’ water lily hybrid for many years. This captivating plant, native to Australia, boasts a unique pink hue and delicate whitish petals that never fail to captivate the eye.
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Firecrest’ has an outer row of deep pink petals open widely, almost like the falls of an iris. It grows fire red stamens.
This water lily grows well above the water making it uniquely attractive. This will be a beautiful addition to any water garden, pond, or lake.
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Meet the captivating allure of the ‘Pink Sensation’ water lily, boasting a vibrant pink hue and an enchanting fragrance that will transport you to a world of serenity. Delighting the senses, its blossoms gracefully emerge above the water’s surface, remaining open long into the late afternoons while others retreat. Adding to its allure, the lily pads showcase a lush green color with a touch of mesmerizing red underneath.
Prepare to be amazed by the abundant blooms and unwavering vitality of these remarkable water lilies throughout the entire season.
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This ‘Graziella’ hardy has reddish-yellow blossoms that change colors on successive days. The stamens are bright orange. The pads are variegated with purple or reddish-brown.
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This ‘Masaniello’ water lily has sweet scented blossoms that are peony shaped and grow high above the water’s surface.
The deep rose color speckled with carmine becomes darker with age. It has white sepals with orange-yellow stamens.
This ‘Masaniello’ water lily is considered a profuse blooming water lily.
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This beautiful ‘Mayla’ hardy water lily is fuchsia pink with several petals, The contrasting yellow center that gives a most attractive sight. This water lily can display large blooms that can be seen from afar.
The pads are green with newly emerging plum colors.
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‘Marliac Flesh’ has evolved to become popular with its star-shaped blossoms emanating a delightful vanilla aroma. The soft, shell pink flowers will deepen towards the base of the petals and paling gradually to white. Its stamens are golden-yellow. Large dark, dark purplish pads that undergo red changing to deep green.
They are strong growers, bloom profusely, and do well in deep or shallow water. You can cut the flowers to bring indoors for a fine lasting quality.
This water lily can be seen in the famous paintings by the French Claude Monet (1840-1926).
We are sure this water lily will make your water garden pool stand out!
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‘Vesuve’, also referred to as ‘Vesuvius’, is a beautifully deep-red amaranth-color water lily. For over a hundred years, this marvelous hybrid is still a showcase in any water garden pool.
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‘Detective Ericka’ water lily is a rare ISG (Intersubgeneric) water lily, a cross between a hardy water lily and a tropical water lily.
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The purple flowers of the ‘Siam’ water lily are held above the water surface. Early in the year, the color is a light purple and becomes a darker purple. Streaks of blue may be in the petals.
The ‘Siam’s round pads are purple at first and turn mottled later in the season.
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The ‘Froebeli’ hardy water lily showcases a stunning shade of deep red, resembling the color of red wine or blood. This particular variety is perfect for those who have a tub garden or a small water garden pond, as it thrives in such environments. The flowers of this water lily are of medium size, but they make up for it with their abundant presence and delightful fragrance.
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Discover the extraordinary beauty of the pygmy ‘Andreana’ hardy, adorned with its exquisite cup-shaped brick-red flowers.
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The ‘James Brydon’ watermelon blossoms that are a deep shade of red have a shiny, metallic appearance. The flowers, which are shaped like cups, emit a delightful fragrance reminiscent of sweet apples. The stamens, colored in a dark orange hue, have vibrant yellow tips that create a striking contrast. At our nursery, this is the one of most impressive of the hardy water lilies. The horticulturist James Brydon passed on in 1901 and we hope you will grow this fine American hardy variety
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This ‘Glowing Garnet’ hardy water lily is a deep garnet water lily that will stand out in any water garden pond.
If you’re seeking a deep true garnet colored flower to dress up your water garden pool, you found it! The yellow center of the flower, with white streaked sepals make this deep garnet flower a show stopper in your water garden pool.
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‘Rose Arey’ is a uniform shade of rose-pink, star shaped, with an abundance of yellow stamens. Its fragrance is that of sweet fruits.
The young the pads are entirely dark red. It is a strong dependable grower.
This water lily received the Award of Merit from the Royal Horticulture Society in England.
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The Nymphaea ‘Gloriosa’, is one of most popular among the hardy water lilies with brilliant red blossoms and variegated sepals in rose and green that withstand hot and cooler weather. The stamens are colored a reddish orange. The young water lily pads are light purple that turns a mottled green as it ages.
Benefits. The blossoms have a pleasant odor of apple blossoms. ‘Gloriosa’ offers a landing pad for bees to drink, above shelter for your aquatic animals, and the pad shadows help to prevent algae growth.
This water lily has been one of our customers’ favorite water lilies. Your guests will definitely admire it in your pond.
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This ‘William Falconer’ Hardy Water Lily has deep red flower — so deep that they have been described as turning black. The name of the water lily was selected in honor of William Falconer who was Curator of the Botanic Gardens in Cambridge, MA and later the Director of Schenley Park, Pittsburgh, Pa. William Tricker & James Brydon were close friends of his.
Many nurseries offered this marvelous hybrid in their mail order catalogs. Peterson Henderson, well known botanist in his 1906 historic booklet The Culture of Water Lilies and Aquarium Plants also showed a beautiful photograph of a grouping of the William Falconer water lilies in a pond.
You’ll enjoy this historic water lily hybrid that has lasted decades. It’s a delightful hardy water lily and is extremely hardy in winter.
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Enhance the beauty of your water garden with the mesmerizing ‘Conqueror’ Hardy Water Lily. Its large flowers boast a stunning red hue, delicately adorned with white speckles. Whether you have a small or large water garden pool, this exquisite water lily will thrive and infuse your space with a captivating burst of color.
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Experience the beauty of Nymphaea ‘Fuchsia Pom Pom’, a stunning fuchsia colored double flowered hardy water lily created by George Tony Moore. With its rich pink hue, vibrant blooms, and bronze-green foliage, this water lily will bring drama and excitement to your water garden.
Appearance. The flowers are brilliant fuchsia colored with a bronze green foliage. The many flower petals add to the esthetics and beauty of this plant.
Benefits. Hardy Water Lilies offer a landing pad for bees to drink, above shelter for your aquatic animals, and the pad shadows help to prevent algae growth.
Maintenance. As other water lilies, ‘Fuchsia Pom Pom’ prefers standing water with no fountains or currents. That is why you don’t see water lilies in rivers, streams, or creeks. Do not use soil with herbicides or pesticides. Avoid potting soil or other mixes that have floating components such as sticks. You can start at a depth close to the surface for stronger sun rays and warmer temperatures. Then, move the container deeper as it grows and gets established. Keep the planter below the winter freezing line. Cutting flowers for decorative purposes indoors may stimulate continued growth in the pond.
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The ‘Attraction’ is a favorite among customers due to the stunning beauty it adds to any pond. This perennial water lily, known as Nymphea ‘Attraction’, boasts one of the largest blossoms among all hardy water lilies. Its exceptional qualities have even earned it the prestigious ‘Award of Merit’ from the Royal Horticulture Society.
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The 2010 winner of best new water lily is a beauty that belongs in your pond. ‘Wanvisa’ will steal your heart with its rapid growth and abundant blooms.
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This ‘Burgundy Princess’ is a hardy pygmy water lily with one of the deepest and richest red colors. It’s compact and has dark red petals all summer.
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The ‘Aurora’ flowers go through an incredible transformation of colors. When they first bloom, they display a beautiful creamy yellow hue. The following day, they transition into a vibrant shade of orange. And as they reach their full bloom, they gracefully transform into a mesmerizing mix of red shades.
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The name ‘Morning Glory’ was given to this flower because its blooms open early in the morning and are truly magnificent in their size, color, and fragrance. The petals are a beautiful shell pink, almost white at the tips, and gradually deepen in color towards the center.
Benefits: This water lily has a lengthy blooming period and strong root growth.
You can easily trim and place these Morning Glory Water Lilies in a petite glass vase with clear water for a lovely display.
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Unlike other water lilies, the resilient ‘Fire Opal’ can endure higher temperatures. This prolific bloomer greets the day with its early morning blossoms, being one of the first to bloom in the year and the last to produce blooms in the fall. Like tropical water lilies, this flower gracefully emerges 4-5 inches above the water’s surface, while its sepals bend over, creating an enchanting spectacle.