


Izia Small Dwarf Hardy Water Lily
Izia Hardy Water Lily â Sunny Yellow, Small-Space Superstar
The Izia Hardy Water Lily is a new French introduction that brings bright, sunny-yellow blooms to small ponds, patio tubs, and container water gardens. A compact hardy water lily with a higher petal count and a longer bloom season than Helvola, Izia delivers cheerful color, clean form, and dependable performance from late spring into fall. If youâre looking for an easy, elegant water lily for tight spaces, this pond plant is a standout.
Why Customers Love It
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Small-footprint, big colorâperfect for tubs, whiskey barrels, and small ponds
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Prolonged blooming with a refined, many-petaled flower
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Easy care in full sun with simple tablet fertilizing
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Hardy & reliableâreturns each year when planted properly
Plant Requirements (quick reference)
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Sun: Full sun, 6+ hours of strong midday light
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Container: 8â16"+ wide, shallow aquatic container (fabric pots preferred)
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Depth (soil surface â water surface): 3â15" (shallower boosts flowers)
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Spread: ~1â2.5 ft at maturity (compact)
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Soil: Heavy loam topsoil (no bagged mixes, peat, or gravel)
Care & Fertilizing (simple schedule)
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Fertilizer tablets: 2â4 tablets on the 1st & 15th of each month (MayâSeptember)
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How to apply: Push tablets 3â4" into the soil around (not on) the crown
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Maintenance: Trim spent blooms/yellow leaves; divide annually if the rhizome reaches the pot edge
Water Lily Planting Tips
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Plant shallower (3â8") to warm the crown and jump-start buds
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Keep pads unshadedâremove floaters so leaves get direct sun
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Never cover the crown with stones or gravel (tender rhizome)
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Use wide, shallow containers for more flowers and easier division
Doâs & Donâts
Do
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Plant in full sun and heavy loam
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Fertilize twice monthly for continuous blooms
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Repot immediately on arrival; keep all parts wet while planting
Donât
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â Donât use compost/peat mixes, âaquatic media,â or gravel (they float, rot, or smother crowns)
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â Donât let floating plants shade Iziaâlight drives flowering
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â Donât plant too deep (>15") if you want frequent blooms
Helpful LinksÂ
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Full Planting Instructions â
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Waterlily WorldÂź Fertilizer Tablets â
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PondGroâą Aquatic Loam Soil â
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Aquatic Containers â
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PondGroâą Fabric Pots â
Shipped as: a live pond plant (rhizome with starter growth). Plant immediately in heavy loam soil and set at the recommended depth. Minor leaf yellowing from transit is normal and quickly replaced by new growth.
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Description
Izia Hardy Water Lily â Sunny Yellow, Small-Space Superstar
The Izia Hardy Water Lily is a new French introduction that brings bright, sunny-yellow blooms to small ponds, patio tubs, and container water gardens. A compact hardy water lily with a higher petal count and a longer bloom season than Helvola, Izia delivers cheerful color, clean form, and dependable performance from late spring into fall. If youâre looking for an easy, elegant water lily for tight spaces, this pond plant is a standout.
Why Customers Love It
-
Small-footprint, big colorâperfect for tubs, whiskey barrels, and small ponds
-
Prolonged blooming with a refined, many-petaled flower
-
Easy care in full sun with simple tablet fertilizing
-
Hardy & reliableâreturns each year when planted properly
Plant Requirements (quick reference)
-
Sun: Full sun, 6+ hours of strong midday light
-
Container: 8â16"+ wide, shallow aquatic container (fabric pots preferred)
-
Depth (soil surface â water surface): 3â15" (shallower boosts flowers)
-
Spread: ~1â2.5 ft at maturity (compact)
-
Soil: Heavy loam topsoil (no bagged mixes, peat, or gravel)
Care & Fertilizing (simple schedule)
-
Fertilizer tablets: 2â4 tablets on the 1st & 15th of each month (MayâSeptember)
-
How to apply: Push tablets 3â4" into the soil around (not on) the crown
-
Maintenance: Trim spent blooms/yellow leaves; divide annually if the rhizome reaches the pot edge
Water Lily Planting Tips
-
Plant shallower (3â8") to warm the crown and jump-start buds
-
Keep pads unshadedâremove floaters so leaves get direct sun
-
Never cover the crown with stones or gravel (tender rhizome)
-
Use wide, shallow containers for more flowers and easier division
Doâs & Donâts
Do
-
Plant in full sun and heavy loam
-
Fertilize twice monthly for continuous blooms
-
Repot immediately on arrival; keep all parts wet while planting
Donât
-
â Donât use compost/peat mixes, âaquatic media,â or gravel (they float, rot, or smother crowns)
-
â Donât let floating plants shade Iziaâlight drives flowering
-
â Donât plant too deep (>15") if you want frequent blooms
Helpful LinksÂ
-
Full Planting Instructions â
-
Waterlily WorldÂź Fertilizer Tablets â
-
PondGroâą Aquatic Loam Soil â
-
Aquatic Containers â
-
PondGroâą Fabric Pots â
Shipped as: a live pond plant (rhizome with starter growth). Plant immediately in heavy loam soil and set at the recommended depth. Minor leaf yellowing from transit is normal and quickly replaced by new growth.





















