Tropical Waterlilies

These are really subtropical and will grow all along the east coast and inland Australia where night temperatures can drop below zero on some winter nights.

These waterlilies hold their blooms up well above the water. They tend to be very free flowering.

The only Blue and Purple flowering waterlillies are tropicals, but those are not the only colours tropical waterlilies are available in as there are also pink, white and yellow flowering tropicals.

As they grow and flower in relation to the warmth of the water they produce the best display for the second half of the flowering season, often flowering right up to the edge of winter.

They start a little later than hardy lillies so it is best to order them from November to February.

NOTICE

Tropical lilies and many miniatures are currently dormant they will be available again in late spring or early summer.

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