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  • Pink Water Lily - 78102
  • Pink Water Lily - 78102

Pink Water Lily

Nymphaea marliacea

#78102
Out of Stock
$28.95
Out of Stock
1 bulb + growing kit per package
4.75 stars, based on 4 review(s)
Ships: Spring 2025 [?]

    Our ready to grow Pink Hardy Waterlily plants will add intense color and green foilage to any water garden, while also attracting birds and butterflies. This plant is also cold hardy and will survive winter temperatures as low as -30 degrees Fahrenheit in any pond where water does not freeze to pot level. These lilies will thrive with any other water plants already growing in your pond. Simply drop the water plant kit into your pond and watch it grow!

    Contains:

    • 1 Pink Waterlily Plant
    • 1 fertilizer tablet implanted in the soil
    • Soil
    • Plastic Water Basket

    *Please note: These water lily items are received a bit later from our suppliers than our other spring planted bulbs. Therefore, all orders containing water lilies will begin shipping in mid to late April, according to hardiness zone.

    New to Water Liles? Click here for a complete guide!

    Overall Customer Rating of 4 Reviews:
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    Growing!

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    Pros:
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    I didn't read the instructions and just left everything in the basket, threw some rocks on top and dropped it in the pond, and now I have lily pads!

    Pink water lily

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    Pros:
    • Nice size tuber
    • Easy directions
    Cons:
    Kit made planting easy. Too early to comment on growth or flower as I just planted them.

    Quick and easy

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    Pros:
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    Came as described with basket, dirt/fertilizer and bulb. Doesn’t come with gravel/rocks to hold the dirt in and down but that was easily remedied. Followed easy directions, put in 34” of water and lily pads started appearing in about two weeks. Looking forward to when it starts blooming.

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    Pros:
    Cons:
    Actually grows in a bucket of water.