Pygmaea ( small / miniature ) Cultivars Print Page 
Water lilies are our speciality which is why we have so many in stock. We have the largest collection in the UK and grow around 250 of the best, extremely rare, new and most popular hardy cultivars, including some new and exciting hardy blues and purples,
The water lilies in this category are suitable for small ponds, sinks, tubs, water features and all patio water gardens,
All the varieties listed are available to buy online or from our retail nursery.
Visit us and see our water lilies in bloom mid-may onwards. All our Water lilies are dispatched bare-rooted.
Please see our category listings in the left hand menu for aquatic planting accessories, aquatic soils and aquatic gravel.
Aquatic plants and Water Lilies are heavy feeders so don't forget to add plant food to your shopping basket.
Products
Nymphaea Aurora-barerooted
Water Depth: 30 cm
Leaf Spread: 90 cm
Nymphaea Burgandy Princess-barerooted
Water Depth: 30-45 cm
Leaf Spread: 60-90 cm
Nymphaea Chateau Le Rouge-barerooted
Water Depth: 30-45 cm
Leaf Spread: 90 cm
ONLINE ONLY
Nymphaea Ellisiana-barerooted
Water Depth: 30-45 cm
Leaf Spread: 70 cm
Nymphaea Gypsy-barerooted
Water Depth: 30-45 cm
Leaf Spread: 60-90 cm
Nymphaea Heart Beat-EXCLUSIVE-barerooted
Water Depth: 30-45 cm
Leaf Spread: 30-60 cm
Nymphaea Indiana-TRUE CULTIVAR-barerooted
Water Depth: 30 cm
Leaf Spread: 60-90 cm
Nymphaea Liou-barerooted
Water Depth: 30-45 cm
Leaf Spread: 60-90 cm
ONLINE ONLY
Nymphaea Little Champion-RARE IN PROPERGATION-barerooted
Water Depth: 30-45 cm
Leaf Spread: 60-90 cm
ONLINE ONLY
Nymphaea Little Sue-barerooted
Water Depth: 30-45 cm
Leaf Spread: 30-60 cm
Nymphaea Maurice Laydekeri-barerooted
Water Depth: 30-45 cm
Leaf Spread: 60-90 cm
Nymphaea Perrys Baby Red-barerooted-slightly smaller sized rhizomes than normal
Water Depth: 30-45 cm
Leaf Spread: 60-90 cm
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Nymphaea Perrys Red Dwarf-barerooted
Water Depth: 30-45 cm
Leaf Spread: 90 cm
Nymphaea Pink Sparkle-barerooted
Water Depth: 30-60 cm
Leaf Spread: 60-90 cm
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