Jack Wood - Water Lily
Jack Wood water lily was introduced by John Wood in 1972. The petals are raspberry with butter gold centers. The ruby stamens add a delightful color combination to this lily. It is a very profuse bloomer that will bloom continuously through the summer months well into the fall.
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Mr. Martin Randig - Water Lily
Mr. Martin E. Randig has blossoms of a magenta rose color, petals long and beautifully shaped. Leaves are of a deep green with a reddish tinge on the underside. The lily blooms heavily and continually for many months. A very attractive color and fragrance.
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Evelyn Randig - Water Lily
Evelyn Randig water lily was introduced by Martin Randig in 1931. The fragrant blossoms are a deep magenta rose color and deliciously fragrant. Leaves are deep green attractively spotted with chestnut and purple. The variegated leaves do much to make this a very popular water lily.
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Rio Rita - Water Lily
Rio Rita is a George Pring (famous hybridizer, Missouri Botanical Garden) hybrid developed in 1941. It was selected by Richard Lee, president of Wm Tricker, Inc., to have the photograph put in his book "1101 Water Garden Questions and Answers". It is probably one of the most beautiful of water lilies in color and appearance. The aromatic flowers are a brilliant deep, reddish in color and are moderately large. An excellent grower that will adorn any water garden pool. Rio Rita is truly a "River Pearl"!
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American Beauty - Water Lily
American Beauty was developed by George Pring in 1941 from the water lilies Tricker's 'William Stone' and the species 'Colorata'. Blossoms are reddish pink, lemon chrome color at the center, and held high above the surface. Leaves are large, round, bright green on top, brilliant red with green veins beneath, and a wavy margin.
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Red Star - Water Lily
The petals of this variety are narrow and rosy red in color. Flowers are borne on longer stems than most tropical water lilies. The leaves are green.
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A. Seibert - Water Lily
Introduced in 1907 with blossoms that are rose colored and freely produced. A most beautiful tropical lily.
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