
Virginalis White Hardy Waterlily
Virginalis Hardy Water Lily â Timeless, Pure-White Elegance
The Virginalis Hardy Water Lily is a classic French hybrid loved for its large, pure-white blooms (â5â7") that open in perfect cup-to-star form above deep-green pads. A dependable perennial pond plant, this hardy water lily flowers steadily from late spring into fall and brings calm, luminous beauty to any water gardenâfrom formal koi ponds to natural earth-bottom edges.
Why Customers Love It
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Pristine, fragrant white flowers that look elegant from any distance
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Steady bloomer in full sun with simple tablet feeding
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Versatile: excellent in lined ponds, wide containers, or natural shelves
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Hardy & reliableâreturns every year with minimal care
Plant Requirements (quick reference)
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Sun: Full sun, 6+ hours of strong midday light
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Container: 15"+ wide, shallow aquatic container (fabric pots preferred)
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Depth (soil surface â water surface): 6â30" (best bloom 8â18")
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Spread: ~4â5 ft at maturity
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Soil: Heavy loam topsoil only (no bagged mix, peat, or gravel)
Care & Fertilizing (simple schedule)
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Fertilizer tablets: 4â5 tablets on the 1st & 15th each month (MayâSeptember)
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Application: Push tablets 3â4" into the soil around (not on) the crown
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Maintenance: Trim spent blooms/yellow leaves; divide every 2â3 years to maintain strong flowering
Water Lily Planting Tips
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Plant shallower (8â14") to warm the crown and jump-start budding
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Keep surface water open and unshadedâpads are your solar panels for flowers
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Never cover the crown with stones or gravel; leave it slightly exposed
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Use wide, shallow containers to encourage rhizome run and more flowers
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Place away from splashing/aeration; still water shows blooms best
Doâs & Donâts
Do
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Plant in full sun and heavy loam
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Fertilize twice monthly on schedule 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 Virginalisâlight drives flowering
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â Donât plant too deep (>30") if you want frequent blooms
Helpful Links
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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 young adult plant (rhizome with leaves/lilypads). 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
Virginalis Hardy Water Lily â Timeless, Pure-White Elegance
The Virginalis Hardy Water Lily is a classic French hybrid loved for its large, pure-white blooms (â5â7") that open in perfect cup-to-star form above deep-green pads. A dependable perennial pond plant, this hardy water lily flowers steadily from late spring into fall and brings calm, luminous beauty to any water gardenâfrom formal koi ponds to natural earth-bottom edges.
Why Customers Love It
-
Pristine, fragrant white flowers that look elegant from any distance
-
Steady bloomer in full sun with simple tablet feeding
-
Versatile: excellent in lined ponds, wide containers, or natural shelves
-
Hardy & reliableâreturns every year with minimal care
Plant Requirements (quick reference)
-
Sun: Full sun, 6+ hours of strong midday light
-
Container: 15"+ wide, shallow aquatic container (fabric pots preferred)
-
Depth (soil surface â water surface): 6â30" (best bloom 8â18")
-
Spread: ~4â5 ft at maturity
-
Soil: Heavy loam topsoil only (no bagged mix, peat, or gravel)
Care & Fertilizing (simple schedule)
-
Fertilizer tablets: 4â5 tablets on the 1st & 15th each month (MayâSeptember)
-
Application: Push tablets 3â4" into the soil around (not on) the crown
-
Maintenance: Trim spent blooms/yellow leaves; divide every 2â3 years to maintain strong flowering
Water Lily Planting Tips
-
Plant shallower (8â14") to warm the crown and jump-start budding
-
Keep surface water open and unshadedâpads are your solar panels for flowers
-
Never cover the crown with stones or gravel; leave it slightly exposed
-
Use wide, shallow containers to encourage rhizome run and more flowers
-
Place away from splashing/aeration; still water shows blooms best
Doâs & Donâts
Do
-
Plant in full sun and heavy loam
-
Fertilize twice monthly on schedule 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 Virginalisâlight drives flowering
-
â Donât plant too deep (>30") if you want frequent blooms
Helpful Links
-
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 young adult plant (rhizome with leaves/lilypads). 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.





















