AquaLeaf Aquatics Water Lily Bundle (Top 4 IWGS Award) - 4 Pre-Grown Hardy Lilies Rhizomes in White, Red, Yellow, Orange

Our pre-rooted Hardy Water Lilies Rhizomes are extremely easy to grow to maturity in ponds or deck and patio containers. Important things to remember: Place the tubers at a 45° angle with the non-growing end against the side of the pot and the crown(where the leaves come out) towards the middle of the pot. Add fertilizer for water lilies. Lilies are heavy feeders and should be fertilized regularly. Press the soil around the roots, being careful not to cover the crown of the plant. They should be placed at a water depth of 6" to 12". When placing lilies in the pond, position them away from waterfalls and fountains as they prefer still water.

• Drop and Grow Convenience: Rhizomes are pre-grown, just plant in a container and watch them grow! PLEASE LOOK AT THE PICTURES TO SEE WHAT A RHIZOME LOOKS LIKE BEFORE ORDERING
• Four Color Variety: You get 4 rhizomes (tubers) in Purple, Red, Yellow and Orange. Rhizomes are NOT grown plants with lily pads and flowers. They need to be planted in pots for them to grow into full grown lilies
• Natural Bio-Filter Benefits: Aquatic plants will produce oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide to enhance water quality in your pond or patio garden
• Perennial Hardy Plants: Your perennial hardy water lily is meant to last for years to come. After growing has stopped in the fall, simply cut back foliage and keep your water lily at the bottom of your water garden during the winter months
• Premium Quality Source: Sourced from IWGS (The International Waterlily & Water Gardening Society) award winning water lily growers. The lilies are grown using the latest technology and facility with a digital controlled nursery to ensure that our plants are diseases pest snail and algae free
• Easy Planting Instructions: Place the tubers at a 45 angle with the non-growing end against the side of the pot and the crown towards the middle. Add fertilizer for water lilies as they are heavy feeders and should be fertilized regularly
• Optimal Water Depth: Should be placed at a water depth of 6 inches to 12 inches. Position them away from waterfalls and fountains as they prefer still water conditions