Lilies

Albert Greenberg

Type: Tropical

Flower: Autumn

Rose-yellow blooms. Flower shape is cup-like. Heavily mottled foliage. Very lovely fragrance. Strong grower and bloomer. Tolerates partial shade.

Ar-Cen-Ciel

Albert Greenberg

Type: Hardy

Flower: Pink

Best known for its unusually colored leaves with splashes of pink, cream and occasionally red. Stellate flowers are pale pink fading to white.

Attraction

Albert Greenberg

Black Princess

Type: Hardy

Flower: Red

Rich garnet blossoms. Largest of red hardy lilies. Flower shape is cup-like then star-like. Very slight fragrance. Free bloomer. A very popular choice. Excellent cut flowers.

Black Princess

Charlene Strawn

Black Princess

Type: Hardy

Flower: Red

Deep red flowers with hints of black. The leaves start as maroon and mature to green. Great plant for any size pond.

Bulls Eye

Charlene Strawn

Type: Tropical

Flower: Red

Bull's Eye's flower color is the real eye-catcher on this tropical waterlily. The red color is deeper or more of a true red than any other tropical waterlily on the market today. Set on a vigorous, compact plant with solid green pads. Over 70 petals will adorn the flower at its maximum size.

Charlene Strawn

Type: Hardy

Flower: Yellow

Deep yellow centers fading to lighter on outer petals. Star shaped blooms. Small purple specks on green leaves.

Colorado

Evelyn Randig

Colorado

Type: Hardy

Flower: Salmon

Extremely free flowering. Flower is salmon colored. New leaf is mottled, fading green with maturity. Long blooming season.

Dauben

Evelyn Randig

Colorado

Type: Tropical

Flower: Blue

Bountiful, pale blue, small flowers. Small, speckled green foliage. Very highly scented. Tolerates partial shade. Viviparous.

Evelyn Randig

Type: Tropical

Flower: Pink

Deep raspberry pink flowers. Flowers shape is cup like then full star. Magnificent deep green, mottled leaves. Slight fragrance.

Green Smoke

Joey Tomocik

Evelyn Randig

Type: Tropical

Flower: Blue/Green

Petals are chartreuse to light smoky blue. Flower shape is cup-like. Pads are green and bronze specked with a wavy margin. Pleasant fragrance.

Helvola

Joey Tomocik

Type: Dwarf, Hardy

Flower: Yellow

Very free flowering. Miniature bright yellow flowers. Foliage is heavily mottled with purple blotches. Very slight fragrance. Tolerates partial shade.

Joey Tomocik

Type: Hardy

Flower: Yellow

Joey Tomocik' is great blooming yellow hardy waterlily with rich lemon-yellow blossoms. It has softly mottled pads that add to its desire. This yellow hardy waterlily is great for any size water garden or pond.

King of Siam

Lindsey Woods

King of Siam

Type: Tropical

Flower: Purple

Flowers are deep purple and very full because the stamens have modified themselves into petals creating flowers that appear to have more than 100 petals. Dark green pads lightly flecked with brown.

Lily Pons

Lindsey Woods

King of Siam

Type: Hardy

Flower: Pink

Hardy waterlily with over 100 petals on each sweet-smelling flower, flower size is 5-6 inches with an overall spread of 4-5 feet.

Lindsey Woods

Madamme Ganna Walska

Type: Tropical

Flower: Purple

Flowers are deep porple in color with black sepals. The undersides of the pads contain dark purple flecks in color making for a striking all around plant. Very vigorous. Viviparous.

Madamme Ganna Walska

Type: Tropical

Flower: Lavender

Impressive lavender blooms. Striking mottled foliage. Viviparous.

Mayla

Madamme Ganna Walska

Moon Dance

Type: Harday

Flower: Pink

Very large, double fuschia flowers. A great bloomer. Foliage is green, some leaves are plum color. Good for medium to large pools.

Moon Dance

Madamme Ganna Walska

Moon Dance

Type: Hardy

Flower: White

Moondance is unique because of it's extremely large creamy white flowers that are held high above the water. It's pads are lightly flecked in a unique way. This is a large lily that blooms profusely for a hardy waterlily.

Morada Bay

Panama Pacific

Type: Tropical

Flower: Purple

‘Morada Bay’ has all the right attributes, compact, a vigorous grower, a prolific bloomer, and has a deep purple flower color. N. ‘Morada Bay’ has a uniquely mottled pad with three different colors appearing at one time. It has a very full deep purple color flower that is reminiscent of a Dahlia in shape. This is a medium sized water lily that would be a great attribute to any pond.

Panama Pacific

Type: Tropical

Flower: Purple

Rich violet-purple blooms. Flower shape is cup-like then star-like. Very sweet fragrance. Viviparous. Tolerates partial shade.

Red Flare

Panama Pacific

Rhonda Kay

Type: Tropical

Night Bloomer

Flower: Red

'Red Flare' is an excellent night blooming tropical waterlily with red blossoms. The flowers open in the early evening and stay open till 8-9 in the morning. The red pads also help to add beauty to this lily. Night blooming lilies are an excellent choice for those who have to work all day.This is a great addition for a medium to large water garden or pond.

Rhonda Kay

Texas Shell Pink

Rhonda Kay

Type: Tropical

Flower: Blue

'Rhonda Kay' is an excellent tropical waterlily with blue blossoms. One of the star varieties of tropical waterlilies, they are known for holding their flowers high above the water and having many flowers open at once. Additionally, Nymphaea 'Rhonda Kay' is one of the first waterlilies to open in the morning. This is a great addition for a medium to large water garden or pond.

Scarlet Flame

Texas Shell Pink

Type: Tropical

Flower: Red

This free-flowering tropical waterlily boast uniquely shaped, large red flowers containing over 100 petals and petaloid stamens. Scarlet Flame produces up to 3 blooms at a time and is accented by bright green pads with red undersides.

Texas Shell Pink

Type: Tropical

Flower: Pink

Night Bloomer

'Texas Shell Pink' is an excellent night blooming tropical waterlily with pink blossoms. The flowers open in the early evening and stay open till 8-9 in the morning. Night blooming lilies are an excellent choice for those who have to work all day.This is a great addition for a medium to large water garden or pond.

Trudy Slocum

Woods Blue Goddess

Trudy Slocum

Type: Tropical

Night Bloomer

Flower: White

'Trudy Slocum' is an excellent night blooming tropical waterlily with white blossoms. The flowers open in the early evening and stay open till 8-9 in the morning. Night blooming lilies are an excellent choice for those who have to work all day. This is a great addition for a medium to large water garden or pond.

Wanvisa

Woods Blue Goddess

Trudy Slocum

Type: Hardy

Flower: Speckled Peach/Orange

The flower color of Nymphaea 'Wanvisa' is a vibrant pink/orange with yellow streaks running through it. The pads are red in color with splashes of green. Never before seen colors in a Hardy. Awarded Best New Waterlily of 2010 by the IWGS.

Woods Blue Goddess

Type: Tropical

Flower: Blue

Outstanding large, sky blue flowers with dark purple stamens. Round, sharply serrated olive green leaves. Prolific bloomer.

Lotus

Emilia

Jewel Flower

Type: Hardy

Flower: Pink, Double

'Emilia' is the working name for a most unusual lotus seedling that shows spectacular promise. The 8-10 inch flowers are a warm rich pink with faint striping. The outer petals are wide, elongated and plate-form while the inner petals are short, narrow and curled into a bowl shape.

Jewel Flower

Type: Hardy

Flower: Red, Double

‘Jewel Flower’ displays enormous dark red blooms that command attention. The flowers are a rich red with a golden yellow center. The receptacle in the center is usually bright yellow but when petaloids are present, they can be pink or green adding extra visual impact.

Jewel Flower

Oxygenator Plants

Anacharis

Egeria densa is one of the most popular aquarium plants in the trade. Commonly sold under the trade name of Anacharis, Egeria densa can tolerate a wide range of conditions in the aquarium making it ideal for all levels of aquatic enthusiasts. Dark green colored leaves and stems give Egeria densa a very lush appearance. Egeria densa has been naturalized in rivers of many parts of the Southeast United States for some time and is typically wild collected for the trade from those areas. Being a tropical plant from South America Egeria Densa is not a threat to the Northern areas. Egeria densa is also used in the water garden trade as an oxygenating plant for ponds and water gardens. Anacharis provides shade and shelter for fish in water gardens and also allows them a place to lay their eggs and hide as juveniles.

Hornwort

Anacharis

Ceratophyllum demersum is one of the most popular aquarium plants in the trade. Hornwort, or Coontail as it is more commonly reffered to is able to tolerate a wide range of aquatic conditions which is the reason for its popularity. Ceratophyllum demersum is also very common is the water garden industry where is is used as an oxgenating plant for small water features and ponds. Hornwort is fine with just being floated in a body of open water and can be broken into pieces to establish new plants. Ceratophyllum demersum is native to the United states and makes an excellent habitat for fish to lay eggs on or hide in.

Vallisneria

Bacopa Monnieri

Vallisneria is a genus of freshwater aquatic plant, commonly called eelgrass, tape grass or vallis. The genus is widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions of Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America. Vallisneria is a submerged plant that spreads by runners and sometimes forms tall underwater meadows

Bacopa Monnieri

Bacopa monnieri is a very undemanding aquatic plant and makes a great choice for beginners. Moneywort, as it is known by its common name has small, round, green leaves that help to add a different texture in the aquarium. Use Bacopa monnierie as a background plant or keep some stems trimmed back in the midground area of the planted aquarium. Remember when you trim the stem plants in your aquarium, the cuttings can be replanted to make additional clusters. Bacopa monnieri is also a native aquatic plant to the United States that can be used in settings ranging from water garden borders to fully submerged aquariums.

Bog Plants

Umbrella Palm

Red Stem Thalia

Umbrella Palm

Umbrella palm (Cyperus alternifolius) is a tropical plant.

STANDARD can grow to almost six feet in height

DWARF Grows to two feet in height.

Both varieties are available and prove an excellent choice for smaller ponds and container water gardens. The height of an umbrella palm creates a soft backdrop for shorter aquatic plants, such as water lilies.

Papyrus

Red Stem Thalia

Umbrella Palm

GIANT

Papyrus is a member of a group of grass-like plants called nutsedges. It produces solid, triangular-shaped stems that can become quite tall, sometimes reaching a height of 6 to 10 feet. When papyrus blooms, up to 100 thin, green, thread-like filaments appear in a circular arrangement at the end of each stem.

DWARF/GIANT

The Dwarf Giant/King Tut Papyrus is an excellent marginal plant that is popular with water gardeners. The short and compact nature of this plant makes it easier to maintain in small water gardens or patio container gardens. The mop-like heads grow 10"-12" across the plant and stands up to 36" tall. This tropical bog plant winters over easily as a houseplant in colder regions.

DWARF

The Dwarf Papyrus, also known as the Dwarf Egyptian Papyrus is an excellent marshy plant in small pools or when kept as a houseplant. It is the dwarf variety of the Giant Papyrus, and has strong stems reaching up to 30 inches tall with tufted umbrella-like foliage on the end. The tufts are yellow-green and turn a rich bronze in late summer.

Red Stem Thalia

Red Stem Thalia has broad canna-like leaves with purple flowers during the summer months. Also known as Red Stemmed Alligator Flag. Grows to a height of 4' to 5' tall.

Sagataria

Pickerel Rush

Red Stem Thalia

Sagittaria montevidensis, has large, stiff, spear-shaped leaves that are produced at the end of thick stems. They may grow 2 to 4 feet tall and should be kept in 1 to 6 inches water depth. Sagittaria montevidensis flowers bloom all season

Pickerel Rush

The Pickerel Rush has Shiny, green, spear-shaped foliage with distinctive swirling send up spikes of soft flowers, reaching 18 to 24" tall, or slightly more. The flower spikes grow from leaf bracts at the top of stems.

Iris

Pickerel Rush

Irises are among the most favored of the bog plants. Their foliage is attractive and is good as a backdrop or as an adjunct to the other plants in the bog. Their flowers have an obvious appeal, being among the most exotic flowers in the hobby. They are useful as filtering agents in ponds.

Available varieties:

Black Gamecock

Blue Flag

Red

Yellow