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Tropical Day Blooming Blue Lilies!
Tropical day blooming blue lilies, although similar to the hardy water lily, generally have showier leaves and blossoms that are richer in color. When planting pond lilies, 6” to 18” of water should be over the crown. Their blooms most often stand 4-5” above the water and they flower all summer. Pond water lilies have hardness to Zone 8. 
’Electra’Flowers June, July, August, September and October Zone 8 One of the most striking blues ever. Large, light blue flowers open well above the water’s surface. Speckled buds. 
’Excalibur’Flowers June, July, August, September and October Zone 8 A very striking blue that produces many blooms with long petals held in perfect form. Needs large container and lots of fertilizer to do its best. 
’Leopardess’Flowers June, July, August, September and October Zone 8 A fertile hybrid that is known for the beautiful contrast of its richly mottled foliage and sky blue flowers. 
’Pamela’Flowers June, July, August, September and October Zone 8 Rich, sky blue flowers. The flower color and the plants performance makes it special. 
’Star of Siam’Flowers June, July, August, September and October Zone 8 One of the most unique deep blues with a star created by its stamens. Compact, intensely mottled foliage. 
’Tina’Flowers June, July, August, September and October Zone 8 Multi-colored blossoms in shades of purple, blue and pink. Lavender stamens. Viviparous 
’Wood’s Blue Goddess’Flowers June, July, August, September and October Zone 8 The large, medium blue petals contrast sharply with its almost black stamens and create a very unusual bloom. the actual search results. Those are not from the site, but may be of interest, since Google targets the ads to your particular search.
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