AZ Gardens Nymphaea Patio Joe Water Lily

Like most hardy water lilies, this variety thrives in water depths between 6 and 18 inches. Ensure the crown of the plant is submerged at this depth to encourage healthy leaf and flower development.

This means the plant is capable of surviving freezing temperatures if the pond does not freeze solid to the bottom. In colder climates, you may need to lower the pot deeper into the water or bring it into a protected area during the harshest winter months.

As vigorous growers, these lilies typically establish themselves within a few weeks of being placed in a pond. Once settled, they are prolific bloomers and will produce their salmon-pink flowers throughout the active growing season.

Yes, water lilies are heavy feeders. To maintain their vigorous growth and frequent blooms, we recommend using aquatic plant fertilizer tablets pushed into the soil around the roots during the growing season.

It is best to plant them individually or provide plenty of space if using a single large container. These lilies have a vigorous growth habit and will need room for their root systems to expand to reach their full potential.