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Old August 21st 03, 07:13 PM
Lee Brouillet
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Water lilies can grow so fast they scare ya! I don't know how they do it:
I've seen leaves reach the surface (like yours did) in *hours*: I think if I
stood there long enough, I could actually watch them grow G. Good luck
with it . . . it should do nicely now that it has room to grow.

Lee

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I got a hardy lily last week at Lowe's on sale. It had been sitting in
barely enough water to cover the top of the pot for most of the summer. It
had several pads but the stems were only a couple of inches long at the
most.
I took it home and re-potted it, gave it some furterlizer and dropped it
into my pond about 35 inches deep.
Well I was afraid that it would go into shock and die immediately but

within
4 days I have about 6-8 lily pads on top of the water! I am so pleased. I
don't really care if it blooms now as long as it survives!

Debbie





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Old August 21st 03, 07:56 PM
joe
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Lee Brouillet wrote:

Water lilies can grow so fast they scare ya! I don't know how they do it:
I've seen leaves reach the surface (like yours did) in *hours*: I think if I
stood there long enough, I could actually watch them grow G. Good luck
with it . . . it should do nicely now that it has room to grow.


I know what you mean. I start mine nearer the surface, then move them deeper
as they grow. I put one with about six leaves so that the leaves were all
about a foot below the surface. The next morning the next morning they were
on top again.

Joe



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