Hardy water lilies will grow anywhere in Australia however they do prefer five hours of sunlight per day to flower. Some varieties will flower in the shade, ask our staff. They flower from approximately September through to April, in the winter months they remain fairly dormant.

Our colour range includes white, pinks, reds, apricot and yellows. Some varieties will cover a large area and grow in deep water, up to a meter. Others are smaller and happy in water that is 30-45cm depth

We also have small flowering and ornamental aquatic plants with leaves that float on the water surface. They are suitable for medium to shallow water. Daughter plants arise from the leaves of the snowflake which can be detached from the parent plant and allowed to float freely.

Our range includes Nardoo or 4-leaf clover, water finge, water poppy, snowflake and others. Submersed plants such as vallis, ludwigia and aponogeton are great for ponds or aquariums.