Green Smoke - Tropical Water Lily
'Green Smoke' was developed by Martin Randig in 1965 which is a very unusual hybrid color. Petals are chartreuse half-way up and then shade to a light blue. Leaves are green, bronze speckled and with a wavy margin. Flowers have a wonderful aroma.
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Golden West Tropical Water Lily
The blossoms of this 1936 Martin Randig hybrid are large, peach-pink with golden stamens, and deliciously fragrant. Leaves are green, speckled with maroon. A most unusual and attractive water lily that is a great bloomer. Will add a special look to any water garden pool.
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Albert Greenburg - Tropical Water Lily
A most unique water lily and in a class of its own. This most unusual water lily has blossoms that will stand out in any water garden pool. Produces rosy-yellow blossoms that include hues of pink, orange, and yellow. The blossoms are produced in abundance and stands high above the water level which can be seen from a distance. Albert Greenburg was developed by the noted Dr. Birdsey, "father of aquarium plants" in 1969. It has mottled leaves and blossoms with two or more different colors, more yellow and more cup shaped than the beautiful water lily Afterglow but truly as outstanding.
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Afterglow - Tropical Water Lily
The aromatic blossoms of this 1946 Martin Randig hybrid are combinations of colors, deep pink, light orange and yellow. Leaves are a deep green with pink undertone. It is a good grower and can be adapted to small or large pools.
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