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Lotus, Pondlilies and Waterlilies
Plant Descriptions > Rooted Floating Leaf
Lotus $39.95 per 8-10" pot
Hardy Waterlilies and Pondlilies $34.95 per 10" pot
Tropical Waterlilies $39.95 per 8" pot
Email us your wish list and we will send you a quote. Orders can be prepared for pick up at nursery or we can ship them to you, Let us know your preferance.
 | Nelumbo sp. Lotus | These heat loving plants do well in tubs. Flowers range from single to double in pink, white and yellow.
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 | Nuphar lutea European Yellow Pondlily | Brandy Bottle. Yellow flowers similar to our North American Nuphar variegata but without purple blotch in inside of petals. Large floating leaves.
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 | Nuphar microphylla Small-leaved Pondlily | Unique small yellow pondlily. Small leaves and flowers. Rhizomes can grow quite long, so plants should be repotted every 2 to 3 years.
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 | Nuphar variegata Northern Pondlily | Classic pondlily of northern lakes. Large leaves and spread. Yellow flowers have purple blotching on inside of petals. Excellent for naturalizing in earth bottom ponds.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) alba (European White) | Popular white waterlily used to naturalize ponds. Very good bloomer with large leaf spread. Green leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Albatros | Large white tulip-shaped flowers. Blooms well and throughout entire growing season at our foothills location. Green leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Attraction | Large red blooms. Inner petals pinkish-red, outer petals lighter. Inner surface of sepals white with some pink streaking. Green leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Burgundy Princess | Deep pinkish-red blooms. Colour deepens towards centre. Staminodes red with yellow anthers. Dark green leaves with some mottling.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) candida | Native waterlily of northern Europe. Small white blooms have yellow centre and red stigmatic dot in centre. Small green leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Charles de Meurville | Large deep pinkish-red blooms. Inner petals darker than outer. Dependable bloomer. Dark green leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Colossea | White flowers with faint hint of pink on petals. Large round green leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Comanche | Changeable. Cup-shaped flowers yellow-apricot on Day 1, then deepen to orange-pink by Day 3. Leaves mottled. Shy bloomer, Requires warm water and lots of sunshine to do well.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Conqueror | Large deep pinkish-red cup-shaped blooms. Outer petals light pink to white with pink streaks. Deep green leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Ellisiana | Small pinkish-red flowers. Ideal for tubs. Excellent bloomer. Green leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Escarboucle | Large bright vermillion red blooms. Flowers cup-like then stellate. Green leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Gloriosa | Bright rosy red cup-shaped blooms with some flecking on petals. Highly recommended. Compact growth makes it suitable for tubs. Deep green leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Gonnere (Snowball, Crystal White) | Very double white blooms. Globe-shaped buds. Slow to bloom, but an incredible sight when it does! Round green leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Gypsy | Pink streaked blossoms with golden yellow centre. Outer petals lighter than inner. Leaves with bronze mottling. Does best in warm water and full sunshine.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Hermine | Pure white tulip shaped blooms. Compact rhizome. Very free-flowering. Green leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Joey Tomocik | Bright yellow blossoms with broad petals. Leaves green with mottling. Performs best in warm water and full sunshine.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Laydekeri Albida syn. L. alba | Creamy white cup-shaped flowers.Wide spreading growth habit with long petioles. Green leaves with purple mottling.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Laydekeri Fulgens | Medium-sized, vivid burgundy red blooms. Sepals white with faint pink streaking. Very prolific bloomer. Suitable for tubs and shallow ponds. Green leaves with purple mottling.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Laydekeri Purpurata | Dark pink flowers have white flecking in petals. Colour deepening towards centre. Prolific bloomer. Leaves are blotched.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Liebergii | Leiberg’s Waterlily is a rare native white water lily produced from seed. Flowers are 2.5-4 cm in size. One of the smallest of our native species. Small green leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Madame Julien Chifflot | Light pink blooms deepening towards the outside petals. Inner side of sepals mid-pink. This flower seems to glow with its pink shading. Leaves are green.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Madame Wilfron Gonnere | Large double light pink blooms. Large globe-shaped flower buds. Green leaves. late summer bloomer. Full sun.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Marliacea Albida | White cup-shaped blooms with broad petals. Some pinkish tint evident in petals of older blooms. Compact rhizome. Early blooming. Green leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Marliacea Chromatella | Light yellow cup-shaped blooms. Compact rhizome. Requires heat to do well. Green leaves with purple mottling.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Marliacea Rosea | Light pink cup-shaped blooms.Green leaves. Compact rhizome. Great for large tubs.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Masaniello | Cup-shaped pink flowers with broad petals. Outer petals lighter coloured. Dependable bloomer. Bronzy-Ggreen circular leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Mrs. Richmond | Large pinkish-red blooms with speckling on broad petals. Outer petals lighter coloured than inner. One of our largest growing waterlilies. Green leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Pink Beauty | Cup-shaped clear pink blooms. One of our favorites. Green leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Rosanna Supreme | Medium sized light pink stellate blooms. Very free-flowering. Mottled leaves.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Rosennymphe | Large stellate blooms change from clear pink on Day 1 to almost white by Day 3. Pointy buds. One of the first lilies to bloom at Bearberry Creek. Large burgundy leaves turn green as they age and with warmer water.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Steven Strawn | Speckled red flowers with short petals. Color deepens towards centre of flower. Leaves are green with brownish purple mottling. Slow to bloom Best for warm shallow water or tub culture.
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 | Nymphaea (hardy) Sunrise | One of the first large yellows produced. Light yellow flowers with stellate blooms. Petals are thin and light giving it a tropical look. Leaves are green with dark speckles. Best in warm water and full sun.
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 | Nymphaea (tropical day) Blue Beauty | Fragrant deep blue flowers. Wide petals.Blossoms are held above water. Central gold stigmatic disc. Anthers are blue-violet tipped. Excellent bloomer and cut-flower. Leaves are green with purple speckling above and purplish below.
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  | Nymphaea (tropical day) caerulea | Light blue flowered "Lotus of the Nile". Petals are narrow and pointy. Blooms are held high above water surface. Faint fragrance. Leaves are green. One of the hardiest tropical day bloomers.
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 | Nymphaea (tropical day) Margaret Randig | Fragrant dark blue flowers with broad petals. Flowers are held high. Large green leaves are have spots of bronze.
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 | Nymphaea (tropical day) St. Louis Gold | Bright yellow blooms. Green leaves with brown mottling. Very compact plant. Excellent for tubs. Performs best in warm water and full sun.
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 | Nymphaea (tropical day) Wood's Blue Goddess | Fragrant sky blue flowers. Staminodes are purple with blue tips. Yellow stigmatic disc. Blooms are held high. Excellent cut flower. Large olive green leaves are sharply serrated.
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 | Nymphaea (tropical night) Emily Grant Hutchings | Large deep pink flowers with amaranth stamens. Sepals and foliage has a bronze overlay. Bloosoms are held high. Leaves have undulating, toothed margins. Must have water 20+ C to do well.
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 | Nymphaea (tropical night) Missouri | Extra large blooms are pure white. Petals long and narrow. Blooms held high. Green leaves are at times mottled with purple and brown. Must have water 20+ C to do well.
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 | Nymphaea (tropical day) Red Flare | Fragrant intense red flowers are held high above water surface. Leaves are deep mahogany with toothed edges. Must have water 20+ C to do well.
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