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Narrow, hollow, round stems arise from the familiar fleshy tuber of oriental food fame. Culms grow to 2 feet tall in the right spot. One plant will produce several bulbs in the fall. Winter dormant.

Also called White Rain Lily or Zephyr Lily. Produces bright white crocus-like flowers that are very showy. Blooms summer and fall. Prefers partial shade to full sun. Deep glossy green rush-like leaves reach approximately 12 inches. Clump forming bulbous perennial. USDA ZONES 5-11

A larger version of the standard Marsh Marigold. The flowers are yellow, with 5 petals. The heart shaped leaves are dark green and slightly toothed on the edges. Grows to 1-2 feet tall. The plant forms a clump from which several plants grow after a couple of years. It blooms in spring and fall. USDA ZONES 4-7

Obedient Plant is happy in either sunny or lightly shaded spots, but it does best with some shade on drier sites, and full sun where it is wetter. Narrow green leaves with tall showy flower spikes of pale lavender-pink flowers. Native to eastern North America. USDA ZONES 3-9

Also called Viginia Salt Marsh Mallow, or Sweat Weed. Grows to 1.5-4' tall. 1.5-2.5" pink flowers resemble a hibiscus. Flowers early summer into the fall. This seashore mallow is a salt-tolerant plant, often growing in places other plants can't.

Low lying aquatic herb that prefers shallow waters, mud flats or muddy shores. Great for use as a groundcover. Small succulent in the jade family. Flowers August through September. Hardy to ZONE 3

Mud-midget, native to Florida, is another small duckweed, but this one has narrow, elongated fronds. Mud-midget plants float just beneath the surface of the water. This is an excellent plant for shading water, using up free nutrients in the water, or for feeding certain herbivorous fish. One portion is approximately the volume of a 1 ounce measure.

Pale pink to off-white stellate flowers. USDA ZONES 4-11

Also known as Aflame. The most brilliant of hardy reds. A uniform shade of vermillion-crimson with garnet stamens tipped yellow. Blossoms have a rich spicy odor,and are about 7 inches across. This is one of the best red hardies. Its flowers are long lasting and strikingly colored. This waterlily is not a rampant grower, so it is not likely to overwhelm even small ponds. USDA ZONES 4-9.

Free flowering fragrant yellow flowers with cream centers, blooms summer through fall. Prefers full sun. Good for medium to large water gardens. 6-12' leaf spread. USDA ZONES 4-11.

The blossoms have orange inner petals, the color deepening with age, the outer petals are apricot changing to a deep pinkish orange by the third day. This is an ideal choice for a small watergarden or tub garden. Can be used in larger ponds effectively as a mass planting. USDA ZONES 4-9.

Flowers float on the water and have the pleasant odor of apple blossoms. With it's moderate growth rate and comparatively small leaf area, this lily is well suited to tubs and small ponds. It is also able to grow in areas of partial shade. Blossoms are brilliant red, 6 - 7 inches in diameter, with 5 sepals, which are green with red flecks on the outside. Stamens are red-orange, leaves are round and green, new leaves are purple. USDA ZONES 4-9.

Deep red cup-shaped flowers, blushed and streaked with cream and yellow, reach 8 inches across. Strong stems hold blooms 3 to 4 inches above the water. Glossy green leaves with maroon markings. Plant spread of 4 feet. Suitable for small and medium sized ponds in full sun or partial shade. Thrives in hot climates. Long blooming showy flowers. USDA ZONES 6-11.

One of the darkest red waterlilies on the market, with hints of black. Leaves start maroon and mature to bright green. Flowers are 5-6 inches across. Leaves are 8-9 inches across, with a plant spread of 3-6 feet. Prefers full sun. USDA ZONES 4-11.

Inner petals are rich strawberry pink; outer petals are pale pink that fades with age; 6 to 7 inch star shaped flowers; slight fragrance. 8 to 9 inch green leaves; spread of 3 to 4 feet; new leaves are purplish. Very free flowering. USDA ZONES 3-11.

Native American water lily also known as the Fragrant Water Lily, Alligator Bonnet or Beaver Root. Fragrant white flowers 2-6 inches across. Bright green leaves up to 10 inches across, with purplish underside. Plant spread of 4-6 feet. USDA ZONES 3-11.

Petals are chartreuse half-way up and then shade to a light blue. Leaves are green, bronze speckledand have a wavy margin. USDA ZONES 8-11

Blossoms are light blue, six to eight inches in diameter, with yellow centers and a slight but delicious fragrance. The plant is a prolific bloomer. Leaves are more or less ovate, green on top and bottom, with fine purple variegations on the undersides. USDA ZONES 8-11

Fragrant, pure white flower that stands high above the water on a robust stalk. Oval leaves with splashes of burgundy. Viviparous. 5 to 8 foot leaf spread. ZONES 8-11

Very pale blue large flower with feathery yellow center, stands 3-4 inches above the water surface. ZONES 8-11

Cup shaped pink flowers measuring 4 to 6 inches. Leaves are 6 to 10 inches across and the plant can spread out to 3 to 6 feet in full to partial sunlight. USDA ZONES 9-11

Very fragrant, large, peach-pink flowers. Free flowering. Leaves are green, speckled with maroon. Medium spread plant. USDA ZONES 8-11

Lilac pink flowers 6-8 inches across, with a feathery center. Dark green leaves with splashes of burgundy. Medium plant spread. USDA ZONES 8-11

Free flowering deep purple lily with a bright yellow center. Very sweet fragrance. Flowers can be 5-6 inches across. Compact plant. Green leaves with purple underside. Tolerates shade and cool temperatures. Viviparous, produces new plants in the center of it's leaves. USDA ZONES 8-11

Fragrant, pale blue flowers 6-8 inches across. Star like petals. Oval green leaves with burgundy mottling. Does well in a medium or large pond. Similar to Wood's Blue Goddess, but with heavily mottled pads. USDA ZONES 8-11

Color: White Spread: 7'

The Giant Waterlily. This beautiful waterlily has large (10 inch) blue-white flowers that emerge from the water. The plant is a perennial and grows from small tubers. The large circular leaves grow up to 30 inches in diameter and have toothed margins. This lily hails from New South Wales and Queensland.

Also known as Tiger Lotus, White Lotus, or Egyptian White Water-lily. Beautiful green leaves with sharply serrated margins. Bright white flowers. Also used as an aquarium plant. Night bloomer. Native of Africa.

Unidentified tropical lily. This may have gotten mixed up in our tanks, and we're not sure what color or size it is. If you're willing to take a gamble, we'll give you a discount! (This may even be a lily that's not listed in our regular items!)