A real work horse. Blooms in shade late into the fall. Soft white blooms tipped with blue. Opens early and closes late in the day. Viviparous. Small spread.
Hybridizer/Founder:
Daubeny 1863
Flowers:
Cuplike light blue, slightly darker tips. Size: 4-6 in. Very highly scented.
Leaves:
Top, green, underside, green, many small purple specks. Egg shaped, edges wavy.
Spread:
Medium spread
Situation:
Will stand some shade. 6 to 12” water depth over top of pot.
Characteristics:
Highly viviparous, very free flowering.
Notes:
“Dauben” is ideal for the tub garden or small pool. Will withstand more cold than most tropical lilies without going dormant.
This lily has pure white flowers on a small plant with densely arranged viviparous green leaves. Stamens will often produce attractive red tips late in season.
Hybridizer/Founder:
Florida Aquatic Nursery 1997
Flowers:
White petal color. Sepal color, inner, white, outer, green with some bronze. Cuplike shape. Size: 3-4 in. Sweetly scented.
Leaves:
Top, green. Ovate, nearly round leaf.
Spread:
Small spread.
Situation:
Will stand some shade.
Characteristics:
Free flowering, viviparous.
Notes:
With compact shape and size, this plant fits into any size pond.
