Watergardens Part 2
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This document provides information on various types of water lilies and lotus plants suitable for small, medium, and large ponds, as well as containers. It lists the botanical and common names of over 15 water lily varieties from hardy to tropical types. Additional water tolerant plants are also mentioned, including cannas and taro varieties. Sources for purchasing these aquatic plants locally in the Northeast US or through mail order are provided at the end.
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