Blue goddess

13 years ago

Hi
I have a couple of these water lilies to give away as I'm doing away with my large pond. over 5 feet in diameter so will need to pick them up Located in Palm Beach county florida gary

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joraines
13 years ago
Wish I could 'drop by' from Upstate SC but, sadly, I cannot! I know someone will grab these up!
garyfla_gw
Original Author
13 years ago
Hi
My all time favorite lily!! produces sky blue flowers up to 12 inches in diameter with two foot pads . Only complaint is that it's soooo aggresive lol gary
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joraines
13 years ago
All pond plants must be (except, knowing my luck, an expensive water lily I bought last year). A fellow gave us water celery, a bunch about a foot across. Now, It's literally everywhere. It has rooted into the ground in a few spots, taken over a muddy berm under some birches and is in various spots in the pond as well. The parrots feather (first year last year as well) has spread this winter! I will look for the Blue Goddess around here. Is it a tropical? If so, it won't live through our winters here.