Pond Megastore Hardy Water Lilies

It means you are selecting a color family rather than a specific named cultivar. You will receive a healthy, vigorous plant in your chosen color, but the exact variety is selected by our team based on current stock availability.

Yes, for best results, plant these lilies in heavy loam topsoil. Avoid using potting mixes with peat moss or perlite, as these can float to the surface and cloud your pond water.

These hardy water lilies require full sun, which means at least six hours of direct sunlight daily. Without sufficient light, the plants may produce foliage but will struggle to bloom.

They are quite versatile and can thrive in both. Just ensure your container is large enough to accommodate their spread, which can reach up to 72 inches, and that the water depth is appropriate for the specific variety.

They are rated as medium care. While they are not high-maintenance, they do require proper initial planting in the correct soil and consistent sunlight to establish themselves and bloom throughout the season.