GreenPro Nymphaea Madame Lady Water Lily Tuber

Hardy water lilies are perennial plants capable of surviving winter dormancy in outdoor ponds, provided the roots do not freeze solid. They will naturally die back in the colder months and return with new growth once the water warms in the spring.

Yes, these tubers thrive best in heavy, sandy soil. We recommend using a dedicated aquatic planting medium or a heavy clay-based soil mix to ensure the tuber stays anchored and receives proper nutrients.

This variety requires full sun exposure to flower effectively. Aim for at least six hours of direct sunlight daily to support the development of its double-shaded pink blooms.

While the plant will establish its foliage throughout the growing season, this specific variety is known for its blooming period in the fall. Patience is key, as the plant needs time to root and mature before it produces its signature flowers.

Yes, each tuber is inspected and prepared for planting before it leaves our facility. You should plant it as soon as possible after receiving it to ensure the tuber remains healthy and begins establishing its root system.