‘Independence’ Tropical Water Lily
This ‘Independence’ water lily is a viviparous hybrid with aromatic blossoms that are rich pink, medium size, and extremely abundant. Get one this year and smell the relaxing aroma.
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‘Castaliflora’ Tropical Water Lily
The Castaliflora water lily features delicate pink flowers adorned with a vibrant yellow center and yellow stamens. Its leaves showcase a rich green on the top and a subtle pink hue underneath. This remarkable variety of water lily stands out due to its unique pink coloration.
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‘Pink Pearl’ Tropical Water Lily
This lovely ‘Pink Pearl’ hybrid water lily has bright silver pink blossoms of medium size on long peduncles held high in the air. The flower is cup shaped, stamens are yellow, petals are tipped with deep pink and the fragrance is delicious. Leaves are olive green above and reddish brown below.
It is truly a pearl with a pink color that just glows. Grow a ‘Pink Pearl’ and experience its beauty.
Hybrdized By: Produced by August Koch of Chicago.
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‘Pink Platter’ Tropical Water Lily
The ‘Pink Platter’ water lily is one of the beautiful water lilies in our water gardens. As its name implies, the beautiful pink colored flower opens very flat showing the wonderful color of petals.
The water lily has many long and narrow petals in lovely clear violet pink color.
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‘Persian Lilac’ Tropcial Water Lily
The ‘Persian Lilac’ tropical water lily has striking pink blossoms with many petals that some mistake it as a semi-double flower. The color is actually more pink than violet. The flowers are moderately large and fragrant.
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‘A. Seibert’ Tropical Water Lily
A. Seibert. Introduced in 1907 with blossoms that are rose colored and freely produced. A most beautiful tropical lily that has adorned the greenhouses at William Tricker, Inc.® for decades.
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‘Peach Blow’ Tropical Water Lily
This ‘Peach Blow’ water lily has multiple gorgeous pink petals flushed with a contrasting wonderful yellow. This was on the cover of Tricker’s 1947 catalog! ENJOY a true flower of history!
Hybridized By: George Pring introduced this unique water lily in 1941.
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‘Mr. Martin E. Randig’ Tropical Water Lily
This tropical water lily blooms heavily and continually for many months and well into the fall when other water lilies have gone dormant.
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‘Mrs. C. W. Ward’ Tropical Water Lily
This ‘Mrs. C. W. Ward’ water lily has large blossoms with pointed rose pink petals. The golden yellow stamens tipped with pink may grow 15″ above the water’s surface depending on growing conditions.
The characteristic sepals bend down towards your water garden pond surface having a beautiful reflection. The flowers can grow high above your smaller water lilies as the sepals bend down as it proudly shows off the beauty of her petals.
The striking green pads with wavy margins add to the attractive display. Mrs. C. W. Ward is a very strong and wonderfully growing water lily that has endured ages of beauty!
Hybridized By: William Tricker in 1900″
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‘Golden West’ Tropical Water Lily
The water lily stands out with its large peach-pink blossoms and golden stamens, emitting a delightful fragrance. This water lily is known for being a prolific bloomer, making it a great addition to any garden or pond.
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‘American Beauty’ Tropical Water Lily
This water lily, called ‘American Beauty’, has beautiful reddish-pink flowers and a lemon-chrome center with large lily pads. It grows on top of the water. As this magnificent water lily grows, it proudly displays its large, round pads that float gracefully on the water’s surface. The delicately wavy edges of the leaves add a touch of whimsy.
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‘Cleveland’ Tropical Water Lily
This ‘Cleveland’ water lily had delicate rose-pink aromatic blossoms and elegantly pointed petals. The intricate chestnut-brown streaks and mottles on the pads add a captivating level of detail, making this water lily a true work of art.
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‘Pink Halo’ Tropical Water Lily
This ‘Pink Halo’ is a Tricker’s hybrid water lily that was introduced in 2012 at Tricker’s. Many times the beauty of the flower is the deciding choice in selecting a water lily and the beauty of the pads are often overlooked. This new water lily, a hybrid from our old favorites, resulted in a halo of red-pink coloration on the periphery of the olive-green pads of this special water lily known as Pink Halo. The pink flower is outstanding.
