Viviparous Waterlilies

Medium/large hardy water lily from Asia. Creamy peach flowers measuring about 4 to 6 inches across. Leaves are about 6 to 8 inches across with purple/bronze marbling. Spread of 6 to 8 feet, prefers full sun. One of the few hardy viviparous water lilies. New plants form in flower heads. USDA ZONES 4-9.

Fragrant, pure white flower that stands high above the water on a robust stalk. Oval leaves with splashes of burgundy. Viviparous. 5 to 8 foot leaf spread. ZONES 8-11

A viviparous waterlily that has large, light pink flowers with yellow centers. The leaves are dark green with red blotches. It is one of the most prolific of the viviparous waterlilies. USDA ZONES 8-11

Queen of Siam is one of the nicest waterlilies in our collection, and with its large, boldly variegated leaves, and its deep pink flowers, it draws attention to itself from afar. The fact that it is viviparous means that it can naturalize easily in well established ponds. USDA ZONES 8-11

Another fine viviparous lily, this one has dark green leaves and blue-violet flowers. It is one of the bloomingest fools in the pond, and will produce numerous flowers, almost non-stop, all season. USDA ZONES 8-11

This is a beautiful, free blooming, purple and white lily that will grace any pond. The petals are a rich violet on the ends and change to white at their bases. It's viviparous, new plants develop in the center of the leaves. A well fed plant will produces numerous offspring in a season. An altogether outstanding plant which can be grown in virtually any pond. USDA ZONES 8-11

Free flowering deep purple lily with a bright yellow center. Very sweet fragrance. Flowers can be 5-6 inches across. Compact plant. Green leaves with purple underside. Tolerates shade and cool temperatures. Viviparous, produces new plants in the center of it's leaves. USDA ZONES 8-11