Seeds can be readily produced by rubbing the flowers from two plants together, or by tansporting pollen with a small paint brush. Bright green leaves arranged along a creeping stem which will grow to several feet in length. Will tolerate traffic, frost, extreme heat, and can be used to stabilize wet hilsides. It produces small lavender blossoms all summer. A dwarf water lily that can be grown in your aquarium.
Flowers are a nice medium pink.
Lily needs strong light to bloom indoors. Can be moved out to your pond in the summertime. Re-pot in larger container for outdoor growth and larger flowers. Broad, dark red leaves will grow to 12 inches long or more in the proper setting. Useful in well lit aquariums or in outdoor pools that have no carp.