LilyBlooms Citrus Twist Hardy Water Lily

Because it grows from a compact rhizome, the Citrus Twist is well-suited for small to medium-sized ponds. While the plant can spread up to 60 inches, you can easily manage its size by using a smaller planting container or dividing the rhizome periodically.

Yes, it should be planted in a dedicated fabric pot filled with heavy, clay-based pond soil. Avoid using standard potting mix, as it will float away and cloud your water.

Yes, the blooms are dynamic. They typically open as a mix of pink and yellow, gradually shifting to a soft peach tone as the flower matures, all while maintaining a vibrant yellow-gold center.

This lily performs best in full sun to partial shade. For the most profuse flowering, aim for at least 5 to 6 hours of direct sunlight daily.

It is considered a medium-maintenance plant. While it is a hardy perennial, you will need to fertilize it regularly throughout the growing season to ensure consistent blooms and healthy foliage.

It is highly recommended to keep this lily in a container rather than planting it directly into the pond floor. Using a pot allows you to control the soil quality, manage the plant's spread, and easily lift it for maintenance or winter care.