How To Choose The Best Bloom For Your Garden From The Different Types Of Water Lily Flowers

The very name of water lilies conjures images of serenity. We can visualize their beautiful blooms gliding smoothly on the surface of a still pond. However, beneath this beauty lies a world of remarkable diversity. There are various types of water lily flower, from miniature to giant ones with dinner plate-sized blooms! These florals come in a stunning array of shapes and colors that captivate gardeners.

In this blog, we will learn more about them and look at a guide to choose the perfect one for your pond. So, let's continue reading to find out.

Looking into the Diversity:

Water lilies belong to the Nymphaeaceae family. This group of aquatic plants has over fifty genera and countless species. Let's take a glimpse into some of the most popular types of water lily flower:

The Nymphaea Bunch:  

These are the classic water lilies that have large, cup shaped flowers. They come in a myriad of vibrant shades like pink and even blue. Some of the popular varieties include the fragrant Odorata, also known as the sweet water lily. Another beautiful flower is the vibrant Nymphaea 'Marliac Rose' with its deep pink blooms.

White Water Lily:

When a white lily grows in a pond, it is generally a sign that the water quality is good. This plant grows well in a pool that has a maximum depth of three meters. These seasonal flowers produce blooms from May to August.

Purple Water Lily:

Blooming between June and August, the Nymphaea Purple Joy is a type of pond lily with vibrant hues. However, when considering plants with this shade, it is important to see whether they are hardy or not. As most of them are delicate, they should be planted about 30 cm deep into the water.

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