Waterlilies

Waterlily Cultivation

Growing waterlilies is easy and fun! If you have a container that holds water (your pond), a pot and some firm soil, you can have a waterlily as part of your water garden. The articles below will help you learn the differences in types, how to pot, how to fertilize and many other aspects of growing these glorious plants.

	The Difference Between Tropicals and Hardies
	Quick Guide To Growing Tropical Waterlilies - by Rich Sacher
	Growing & Propagating Hardy Waterlilies by Kit Knotts
	Potting Waterlilies - by Kit Knotts
	Waterlily Planting Instructions - by Sharyn Munn
	Growing From Seed - by Kit Knotts
	Growing Tropicals From Tuber - by Kit Knotts
	Tropical Waterlily Tuber Propagation by Sean Stevens
	Tuber Production of Tropical Waterlilies - by Walter Pagels
	Viviparous Waterlilies - by Kit Knotts
	Viviparous Tropical Waterlily Propagation - by Sean Stevens
	Repotting Overgrown Tropical Waterlilies - by Kit Knotts
	Dividing Tropical Waterlilies - by Kit Knotts
	Overwintering Tropical Waterlilies - by Rich Sacher
	Overwintering Tropical Waterlily Tubers by Members of our Email Discussion List
	Winterizing Tropical Waterlilies With Tips for the Rest of the Year by Bob Meyer, Illinois USA
	Growing Australian Tropical Waterlilies (Anecphya)
	Anecphya Cultivation Guide Part 1 - Seeds & Seedlings by William Phillips
	Thinning Night Blooming Tropicals by Kit Knotts
	Hardy Waterlily Germination Study - by Don Stevens
	Caterpillar Attack! - by Kit Knotts How to identify and control the larvae that afflict waterlilies
	Growing Waterlilies In Dixie Cups by Sean Stevens
	Fertilizing Adult Waterlilies
	Fertilizing Waterlily Seedlings
	Germinating Hardy Waterlily Seeds by John Blagg
	From WGI ONLINE Journal - Growing Tropical Waterlily Seedlings in The Basement by Lou Belloisy
	Chance Seedlings, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly by Charles Leach
	Innovative Thermoplanter Expands Tropical Waterlily Season by Charles B. Thomas