Nymphaea 'Perry's Double White' Winter Hardy Water Lily

A winter hardy water lily is capable of surviving freezing temperatures if its roots are kept below the ice line in your pond. During winter, the plant will go dormant and stop blooming, then naturally re-emerge when water temperatures rise in the spring.

The Perry's Double White is versatile and suitable for almost any size water feature, from small patio containers to large garden ponds. Because it is a manageable grower, it won't quickly overwhelm smaller spaces if kept in an appropriate container.

The bronze hue is specific to the new growth as it first emerges. As the leaves mature and expand on the water's surface, they will transition to a deep, solid green.

This variety is prized for its exceptionally long blooming season. You can expect continuous, star-like white flowers from late spring through the end of the warm summer months.

Yes, water lilies are heavy feeders. To maintain its free-flowering nature, you should use aquatic fertilizer tablets pushed into the soil around the roots once a month during the active growing season.