Water Snowflake
This is a very charming little plant. Small heart-shaped leaves float on the surface, and from the junction between the leaf and leaf stalk emanate clusters of dainty white flowers with yellow centers.
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Giant Water Snowflake
Very similar to Water Snowflake however the leaves are much larger, up to 4" in diameter and produce the largest flowers of the Water Snowflake. A great addition to any water garden pool. Pads are a wonderful green with the delicate flower held high above...a most attractive sight!
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Orange Water Snowflake
The RARE Orange Water Snowflake which is introduced at Tricker's nursery in 2007. Very similar to the Water Snowflake, however the flower not only is a rare outstanding orange color, but has wonderful delicate fringes. The leaves are an attractive green which provides an excellent contrast with the flower. Very free-flowering.
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New Zealand Water Snowflake
Very similar to the Water Snowflake, however there is purple edging around the leaves. Makes a beautiful "snow-flake" like flower. Very free flowering, they just keep on producing a multitude of flowers. Appears as a small water lily on your water garden pool with an attractive flower!
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Variegated Water Snowflake
Beautiful green bronze variegated leaves. Resembles the water snowflake in producing a multitude of wonderful "snow-flake" like flowers. Produces a multitude of flowers all summer long!
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Montana Snowflake
A very attrative snowflake. Very similar to the Water Snowflake, however the leaves have an attractive dark mottling with a contrasting deep green. Very free-flowering. Flowers freely.
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Yellow Flowered Snowflake
A most unusual snowflake that displays a delicate yellow fringed flower that is a wonderful attraction in any water garden pool. The small, up to 4 inch leaves are dark green with brown to black variegation. The attractive leaves gently float on the water surface and the plant will produce an abundant of flowers during the summer months.
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