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Buy Waterlilies and Pond Plants in 2010! (Part 1)

Buy Waterlilies and Pond Plants in 2010! (Part 1)

By Zac deGarmeaux (Pond Megastore)
Buying Pond Plants and Waterlilies online from vendors and nurseries usually provides a much larger selection than choosing from smaller local nurseries.  At Pond Megastore, we offer developed full grown water lilies, some vendors only offer Tubers or Rhizomes. Other companies just lay rhizomes in warm water allowing them to sprout and [...]

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Christmas Delivery Special …….. Nymphaea “Infinite Love”

Christmas Delivery Special …….. Nymphaea “Infinite Love”

        Merry Christmas and Seasons Greetings. Much to prepare for in 2010, the beginning of a new decade and our full second year here. On December 12th 2009 Water-Garden-Blog.com turned 1 year old! How could I miss that I was going to do a special post that day and forgot.
On the good news front I [...]

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Landon Fest

Landon Fest

         For myself, the most anticipated event in years will occur in 2010. I would like to tell you there are many hero’s of waterlily history but the numbers of the past are quite few. There are a few people today that have an incredible collection of nymphaea (waterlily) history and have worked for years [...]

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New variety: Waterlily “Tanzanite”

New variety: Waterlily “Tanzanite”

The 2009 winner is Nymphaea ‘Tanzanite’, a striking tropical waterlily with large, deep purple flowers and mottled pads. In addition to Best New Waterlily, N. ‘Tanzanite’ won Best New Tropical Waterlily.

 
From Florida Aquatics: Nymphaea ‘Tanzanite’ is an exciting new tropical waterlily. The flower is the deepest violet purple of all the current tropical waterlilies, even [...]

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Another Lilyfest Success

Another Lilyfest Success

The 2009 Lilyfest at Ken Landons International Waterlily collection brought many people to the park in San Angelo. One of the few rain storms of the 2009 year visited as well but that could not keep the flowers from blooming or the visitors from checking out the collection. Tim Davis talks about the experience. MORE [...]

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Waterlily vs Lotus … please read the guide

Waterlily vs Lotus … please read the guide

HERE IS THE PLANTING GUIDE: ” ”
Lilies and Lotus are different. Beginning water gardeners may not know this. To those of us who grow its simple. The roots are different, the leaves, the planting, the tubers, the flowers. For beginners remember lotus stand high out of the water, the leaves and flowers can grow 6-8 [...]

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