We're offering you a Water Lily Trio Pond Basket + Pot Kit for £24.99, saving you up to 29% off Thompson and Morgan's's price of £34.99 (correct as of 28.01.2025).

Add a Splash of Color to Your Garden!

Dive into the world of aquatic beauty with our Water Lily Trio Pond Basket + Pot Kit, designed to bring an enchanting touch to any garden space with a water feature. This comprehensive kit offers everything you need to create a vibrant oasis right in your backyard.

Pond Kit Perfection

Your garden will never be the same once you introduce the captivating Waterlily Tricolor set. Featuring three stunning compact varieties, this kit is perfect for small ponds. Simply plant the bare root rhizomes in the sturdy aquatic basket using the included compost and finish off with gravel for a sleek, professional look.

Breathtaking Blooms Await

The highlight of this pond kit is its ability to produce glamorous yellow, white, and red waterlily blooms. The black and gold planting bowl elegantly complements any outdoor aesthetic while ensuring your lilies thrive.

Aquatic Basket Set-Up Made Easy

This carefully curated set includes everything needed for successful water gardening: 3 x water lily rhizomes, 1 x pond basket, 1 x compost gravel pack, and 1 x 41cm (16.1") diameter black and gold planting bowl.

• Pond Basket Size: 17.5cm x 11.5cm
• Maximum Plant Height: 100cm (39")
• Maximum Plant Spread: 120cm (48")

Caring for Your Water Lilies

The Waterlily Tricolor variety, known for its hardiness, thrives best in full sun locations with calm waters. Regular maintenance involves minimal effort; simply ensure that they have enough water coverage and periodically check nutrient levels in their aquatic environment.

FAQs:

• When is the best time to plant?
  The optimal planting period is during late spring or early summer when temperatures are warm.
• How fast does it grow?
  This variety typically grows steadily over a few months before reaching full maturity.
• What type of soil does it prefer?
  The provided compost is ideal; however, rich loamy soil can also be used if needed.