White flowering night bloomer. Nonviviparous, free flowering
Hybridizer/Founder:
Unknown 1906
Flowers:
White, cuplike then flat. Size 6-10 in. Pungent fragrance.
Leaves:
Top, green, new leaves green or bronzy, a few purple blotches, underside, brown or purplish, prominent greenish yellow veins. Leaf size 13 x 12 in.
Spread:
Medium to large spread
Situation:
Full Sun
Characteristics:
Night Blooming, Nonviviparous, free flowering
Notes:
Although its hybridizer is unknown, Nymphaea ‘Juno’ was first offered for sale in 1906, according to waterllily researcher and author Charles Masters. It performs well in any size pond.
Deep red blooms enhanced by large reddish bronze leaves.
Hybridizer/Founder:
Randig 1938
Flowers:
Deep red, large round flat flowers. Size 7-10 in. Faint but pungent fragrance
Leaves:
Top reddish bronze, fading only slightly, few small purple blotches, underside, purple. Young leaves much longer than wide, older leaves nearly round, heavilyl serrated, wavy edges. Leaf size 10-12 in
Spread:
Medium to large spread.
Situation:
Full sun.
Characteristics:
Nonviviparous, very free flowering
Notes:
This is one of the best red night bloomers for any size pond.
Another night bloomer with with white medium-size flowers with leaves that are lightly blotched
Hybridizer/Founder:
Slocum 1948
Flowers:
White flowers that are round, nearly flat. Size 6-8 in. Pungent fragrance
Leaves:
Top, green, new leaves green or brownish, lightly blotched purple, underside, brown or purplish, prominent greenish veins. Nearly round leaves which are 13.5 x 12.5 in
Spread:
Medium to large spread
Situation:
Full Sun
Characteristics:
Night bloomer nonviviparous
Notes:
Very free flowering. This waterlily is suited for any size pond.
