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Trail Blazer. The blossoms of this Martin Randig hybrid are most brilliant yellow, large, fragrant, and are held high above the water. Leaves are deep green. The water lilies are vigorous growers and prolific bloomers.

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Yellow Dazzler. Produced by water lily hybridzer Martin Randig of California in 1938. It opens out flat as a dish showing the yellow petals in abundance. Blossoms are a "dazzling" yellow, leaves a rich green.

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Eldorado. Produced by hybridizer Martin Randig of California and introduced in 1963. Eldorado is Spanish for the "golden one" and this water lily fits the description.

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Golden Fascinator. The blossoms of this 1946 Martin Randig hybrid are gold tipped, fragrant, and plentiful. Leaves are deep green and large. Colors change with age, a most admirable characteristic.

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Jamie Lu Skare. A beautiful delicate yellow flower that goes in any water garden. A very pronounced aroma that permeates the air with its large blossoms.

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St. Louis. This water lily was the first patented water lily in 1933 introduced by George Pring, hybridizer of the Missouri Botanical Garden.