‘Detective Erika’ Hardy Water Lily
‘Detective Ericka’ water lily is a rare ISG (Intersubgeneric) water lily, a cross between a hardy water lily and a tropical water lily. It’s a prolific bloomer with 6″-7″ purple blooms.
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‘Gloriosa’ Hardy Water Lily
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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‘James Brydon’ Hardy Water Lily
The ‘James Brydon’ watermelon flowers are a striking deep red with a shiny, metallic look. These cup-shaped blooms give off a lovely scent that reminds you of sweet apples. Their dark orange stamens, tipped with bright yellow, create a beautiful contrast that makes the flowers even more eye-catching.
This is the one of most impressive of the hardy water lilies at our nursery.
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‘Rose Arey’ Hardy Water Lily
‘Rose Arey’ features a consistent rose-pink hue and star-shaped blooms, characterized by numerous yellow stamens. Its scent resembles that of sweet fruits.
The young pads exhibit a deep red color, and the plant is known for its robust and reliable growth.
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‘Morning Glory’ Hardy Water Lily
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.
You can easily trim and place these Morning Glory Water Lilies in a petite glass vase with clear water for a lovely display. -
‘Glowing Garnet’ Hardy Water Lily
This ‘Glowing Garnet’ hardy water lily is a deep garnet-colored water lily that will stand out in any water garden pond.
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‘William Falconer’ Hardy Water Lily
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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‘Andreana’ Hardy Pygmy Water Lily
Discover the extraordinary beauty of the pygmy ‘Andreana’ hardy, adorned with its exquisite cup-shaped brick-red flowers.
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‘Conqueror’ Hardy Water Lily
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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‘Attraction’ Hardy Water Lily
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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‘Fire Opal’ Hardy Water Lily
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.
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‘Aurora’ Hardy Pygmy Water Lily
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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‘Wanvisa’ Hardy Water Lily
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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‘Burgundy Princess’ Hardy Pygmy Water Lily
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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‘Fuchsia Pom Pom’ Hardy Water Lily
Experience the beauty of Nymphaea ‘Fuchsia Pom Pom’, a stunning fuchsia colored double flowered hardy water lily. With its rich pink hue, vibrant blooms, and bronze-green foliage, this water lily will bring drama and excitement to your water garden.