Fabiola Water Lily - Pond Plants - Water Lilies - Aquatic Plants

Excellent. planted up and starting to grow. Will send further review in a couple of months with an update. Thank everybody for the superb service for your company

Just the right size for our small pond, the lily is thriving a couple of weeks on & the children are excited about the prospect of pretty flowers in the pond 😊It was nicely packaged & moist so I wasn't stressed about planting it up straight away & ended up planting it towards the end of the day.Nice, clear planting instructions inside the box too.

It remains to be seen if this grows. The abbreviated name on the label was not recognised by this beginner. Again, I had to Google information on how to care for it. An information leaflet would have been useful.

Not good quality, when contacted supplier was told this was healthy! Since died! Not impressed with plants received. Won’t use again!

Arrives in a bag in a box as root to be grown 'into' a flower. I misunderstood and my fault, assumed I would get a flower. But my wife is growing it anyway! The company seem very professional and a good website with feedback in the box.

Bought one in April. Now in July and it has 8 or 9 leaves and is producing more. It had a couple of tiny roots when it arrived but now is well established. Happy with the purchase and hoping it is hardy enough to survive the winter.

this was a disappointment. looks more like a very smallv wet cone from a tree with a few tiny stalks. However it does seem to float so I will just have to wait and see inot worth the moneyf it comes to anything! Arrived a day early but could have had more protective packaging.

Planted, dropped from initial depth of 10" to 22" depth and 3 leaves now on surface. Received and planted 21/05/19 and planted 22/05/19 2 leaves on top by 13/06, 3 leaves by 18/06. Excellent progress and having priced water lilies locally with the least expensive about £20 and £25 I am very pleased with the price.The "bare root" plant looked fresh and healthy when I unwrapped it and planted it in aqua compost with a pond plant fertiliser tablet following the guidance on Lincolnshire Pond Plants Ltd guidance on their web site