AquaLeaf Aquatics Hardy Water Lily

Yes, this plant arrives fully mature, meaning it is already established and ready for placement in your pond. While it is prepared for your water garden, please note that blooming depends on the current season and your specific pond conditions.

A hardy water lily is a perennial variety, meaning it is capable of surviving the winter and returning the following spring. Provided your pond does not freeze solid to the bottom, this plant is designed to go dormant in the winter and regrow when temperatures rise.

While this lily is fully grown, you should aim to place it at a depth where the leaves can float comfortably on the surface. Generally, a depth of 12 to 18 inches is ideal for this variety to ensure the foliage receives adequate light while the roots remain submerged.

Yes, water lilies provide natural filtration by absorbing excess nutrients from the water, which can help reduce algae growth. Additionally, their large leaves provide shade, which keeps the water cooler and creates a healthier environment for fish.

This specific variety is designed for outdoor water gardens and requires the natural light cycles and seasonal temperature changes of an outdoor environment to thrive. It is not suitable for indoor cultivation.