Blue & Purple Tropical Waterlilies (Day Flowering)

These blue/purple coloured waterlilies are suitable for medium to larger ponds or even farm dams. They require a much larger water surface area for their leaf spread, hence, coverage is more when compared with small/miniature size waterlilies. Growth tip of the plant could be submerged between 20cms to 40cms below the water surface. Any deeper than 40cms the plant may not flower or grow properly.

Nymphaea 'Margaret Randig' (Tropical Waterlily)
(Randig, 1939) A fantastic hybrid. Very reliable and heavily fragrant. Beautiful sky blue flowers with green leaves mottled and splashed purplish-brown. Worth growing for the fragrance alone.

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Nymphaea 'Mrs. Martin E. Randig' (Tropical Waterlily)
(Randig, 1938) Beautiful semi-double strong violet-blue flowers. Petals are more blue than violet in colour. Sepals have a hint of rose-pink with white base. Green leaves with serrated edges. Viviparous. Not to be confused with a similar cultivar Nymphaea 'Tina' that has less petals and are more on the purplish-violet side. Rare.

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Nymphaea 'Pamela' (Tropical Waterlily)
(Koch, 1931) Beautiful rich sky blue stellate shaped flowers. Attractive green leaves initially blotched or splashed with purplish-brown. Sweetly fragrant. Uncommon.

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Code explanations:

	= Tolerant of cold temperate climate
	= Tolerant of tropical climate
	= Tolerant of temperate & sub-tropical climate
	= Frost Sensitive - may not survive in climate subjected to frost
	= Full Shade or Indirect Sunlight
	= Full Sun
	= Part Sun & Part Shade
	= Small growing - Suitable for small size water gardens or tub style water features
	= Medium growing - Suitable for medium size water gardens
	= Large growing - Suitable for large size water gardens or naturalizing in dams
	= Great as cut flowers
	= Native to Australia

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Blue & Purple Tropical Waterlilies (Day Flowering)