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Old April 6th 07, 02:22 AM posted to rec.ponds
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Default How do I fertilize lilies growing on cement?

Even Derek ignores her LOL!!!!!

Reel McKoi wrote:

"Derek Broughton" wrote in message
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LOL. I thought I'd said :-) That pond is 5' at the deep end, and that's
where the best lilies are.

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Maybe it's the summer heat here but my lilies do best at 18" (pot top to
water surface). I'm in zone 6. Long hot summers and short but often
cold winters.

What kind of water lilies are they to thrive in such deep water? Are
they native to where you live or the ones you can pick up at Lowe's and
places like Wally World?

 




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