Nymphaea 'Joey Tomocik'

This variety requires high light levels to thrive. For the best flowering performance, place your pond in a location that receives at least six hours of direct sunlight daily.

Yes. Because it is a medium-sized variety, it is versatile enough to fit comfortably in smaller water gardens while still providing a significant visual impact.

As a hardy waterlily, it is designed to survive the winter in most climates. If your pond freezes solid, you may need to move the rhizome to a deeper section of the pond or a cool, frost-free area until spring.

Plant the rhizome in an aquatic pot using heavy garden soil or specialized aquatic planting media, ensuring the growing tip is positioned near the edge of the pot and angled toward the surface. Top the soil with a layer of gravel to prevent it from washing away, then submerge the pot to the appropriate depth.

Yes, the softly mottled green pads provide consistent texture and visual interest from spring through autumn, complementing the vibrant yellow blooms even when the plant is not in flower.