Tuber | Nymphaea odorata | White Water Lily | Live Plant | Native

Description: Did you ever want to add a touch of classic grace in your own backyard pond? Our White Water Lily Tubers are fresh and real, as they're plucked right from the lush waters around our shop. Bred to perfection, you simply can't beat their natural beauty and resilience—guaranteed to bloom prolifically around your pond or water garden with minimal maintenance. Perfectly suited to any water garden, this White Water Lily is native to our area and will lend a beautiful aesthetic when planted correctly. And don’t worry– growing them is no problem, your biggest problem will be trying to contain the spread! Let the beauty of nature come into your backyard with our White Water Lilies.Shop and Save - get FREE SHIPPING on orders of $50 or more! The possibilities are endless when you mix and match different plants to create your dream package. Don't wait - start building yours now!The White Water Lily is here to take your water garden to the very height of luxury. With its large, fragrant white flowers and vibrant and varied green and pink leaves, this aquatic plant looks like something out of a fairytale! Those lush petals bobbing atop the surface of your tranquil pond will add an air of grace, while the lily's flat leaves will serve as perfect paddling platforms for your happy-go-lucky pond life. If you're looking for a touch of class without any fuss, consider a White Water Lily an essential addition to your watery kingdom. This aquatic beauty is sure to bring a smile to all who visit--not just because of its stunning array of flowers but also thanks to its thoroughly magical opening ceremony each morning when those petals unfurl like so many welcoming arms at sunrise. What could be more delightful than that? Get yourself some White Water Lilies today, and enjoy the wonder!*Planting Guide Included*The White Water Lily is one of the most fragrant aquatic plants in the world! It has a sweet, floral aroma that can be enjoyed by visitors to your backyard pond or water garden. The delicate flowers produce a sweet scent that can be enjoyed on a warm summer evening. The fragrance is strongest in the early morning and late evening, so be sure to take a whiff during those times!BENEFITS OF PLANTING WHITE WATER LILY TUBERThe white water lily, also known as Nymphaea odorata, is a wetland plant that offers several benefits when planted in suitable environments. Here are some reasons why you may want to consider planting white water lily tubers:EROSION CONTROL: White water lily tubers have a deep root system that can help to stabilize soil and prevent erosion in wetland habitats. This can help to protect the shoreline from erosion and maintain a stable and healthy aquatic environment.HABITAT CREATION: White water lilies provide an ideal habitat for aquatic wildlife, including fish, amphibians, and invertebrates. Their large leaves and floating pads offer shade, shelter, and a source of food for these creatures, contributing to the overall health and biodiversity of the aquatic ecosystem. This can help to support populations of native species and promote healthy ecosystem functioning.WATER PURIFICATION: White water lilies are known for their ability to absorb excess nutrients and pollutants from the water, helping to improve water quality and reduce the risk of environmental pollution. By filtering the water, they help to maintain a healthy and balanced aquatic ecosystem.AESTHETICS: White water lilies are visually appealing plants that can add interest and beauty to ponds, lakes, and other aquatic habitats. Their large, fragrant flowers make them a popular choice for ornamental planting.NATIVE SPECIES: White water lilies are native species that are well adapted to the local environment. By planting native species like white water lilies, you can help to support the health and resilience of local ecosystems and the wildlife that depend on them.FOOD SOURCE: White water lily tubers are also edible and have been used by Indigenous peoples as a food source for centuries. The young tubers can be harvested and cooked as a starchy vegetable, providing a nutritious and sustainable food source.Hardiness Zones: 4-11Sunlight: Full Sun, Partial SunSeason of Interest: Summer, Fall, SpringHeight: 2"-1'Spread: 2'-4'Water Needs: HighSoil Type: Clay, Loam, SandSoil pH: Acid, Alkaline, NeutralSoil Drainage: Poorly DrainedShipping Information:We don't want you to have any worries about your plant when it ships! We are a fresh to order nursery so we have no stock on the shelf. This is to allow us to provide you with the healthiest plants we possibly can! We collect and send out plants Monday, Tuesday and sometimes Wednesdays so they won’t get stuck in the mail over the weekend. We label each species of plants individually with their scientific and common name. We fill the excess space in the package with air pillows and packing paper to prevent the plants from receiving damage during shipping.Carbon Emission Statement:We carbon-offset by using recycled boxes and packing material from our local area whenever we can, and as much as we can! As a Fresh-To-Order Nursery it's part of the job to try helping ensure that Earth lasts for generations ahead. While providing beautiful plants in these areas also requires taking care of the plants that grow there. Harvesting only occurs on acres pure untouched marsh or wetlands which provide habitats for wildlife, both now and hopefully for many years to come! It is our mission to preserve these areas.

Price: 5 USD

Location: Portville, New York

End Time: 2023-08-22T05:23:51.000Z

Shipping Cost: 8.5 USD