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Profile:3 positives
1 neutral
No negatives
Gardeners' Notes:
| Rating | Author | Comment |
| Neutral | wagtail | On Mar 12, 2013, wagtail from DENVILLE, NJ (Zone 6a) wrote: Unique color, but not a great bloomer. |
| Positive | visualgardener | On Sep 22, 2010, visualgardener from Frederick, MD (Zone 6b) wrote: The neatest, most surreal-looking tropical I have ever grown. It didn't win the prize for most blooms (see: 'Colorado', and my unfortunate shady-pond problem) but it's damned impressive when seen in real life. The blossoms on mine also grew to be huge, a good 6 inches on the biggest. If you want something unusual, I'd definately recommend it, but don't get one unless you've got a good 4' round area for it -- mine spread like crazy. |
| Positive | LouAnn707 | On Jun 13, 2004, LouAnn707 from Saint Simons Island, GA wrote: Beautiful color, does not show as well in a photograph as in person. Strong fragrance. Not as robust as some, but very much worth having. |
| Positive | NestEggFarms | On Jul 17, 2003, NestEggFarms from Alachua, FL (Zone 9a) wrote: The Green Smoke tropical waterlily has uniquely colored petals. The inner petals are greenish yellow, tipped blue, with outer petals blue. This is a fragrant day bloomer with 21-22 petals. Leaves are greenish with faint purple blotches. New leaves are pinkish to bronze. Plant spread is 4-6 ft. |
| Regional...This plant has been said to grow in the following regions: ,
San Jose, California
Richmond West, Florida
Ballenger Creek, Maryland
Denville, New Jersey
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3 members have or want this plant for trade.
