| Some are miniature, spreading no more than one foot wide, others are going to be two to three foot wide in good conditions. Some will adapt to being stunted, others can spread and sprawl a lot larger given a mud pond and room to spare Helvola (yellow) Tetragona (white) and Joanne Pring (pink) are among the smallest hardy waterlilies. Chrysantha, Aurora, Little Sue, Graziella, Indiana*, Charlies Choice ~ changeables Hermine, Walter Pagels, Paul Hariot and Perry's White Wonder ~ white Bateau, Cherokee, Clarissa, Ellisiana, Froebeli, James Brydon*, Laydeckeri Fulgens, Laydeckeri Purpurata, Perry's Baby Red*, Perry's Dwarf Red, Perry's Little Champion, Perry's Red Beauty, Perry's Red Star, Pygmaea Rubra, Reflective Flame, Sanguinea, ~ Red Pink Sparkle, Beldts Dwarf Pink, Mary Patricia, Jean Marie, Laydackeri Lilacea, Joanne Pring, Jean Marie ~ pink Berit Strawn ~ peach(ish) There is some room for argument as to which you might call red, hot pink or pink, colours can vary in tone through their flowering season * Some wiggle room on size and spread, Indiana is very much a medium size waterlily five feet wide in a fertile pond but can stunt down to two in a container Chromatella, Pink Beauty and Rose Arey are fairly easy to grow at a small size.... less than three feet wide Off the top of my head, there are others. Solfatare and Betsy Sakata are smallish yellows, though I forget where I put those, along with umpteen other dinky sized small ones which I won't remember till I bump into the label on their pots Then, there are the un named varieties... |
