Rancho

Rancho

Flower type: Waterlily
Height: 4’
Staking/support required: Yes

Grower’s Notes:
A soft, apricot-orange waterlily with a graceful, flat bloom form and broad, rounded petals that seem to glow from within. Early in the season the color leans toward a yellowed apricot, but by midsummer it deepens into a warm, almost coppery orange.

The plants are well shaped, around four feet tall, and bloom steadily from midseason through to frost. Stems are strong and straight, making this a reliable cut flower as well as a cheerful presence in the field. Not flashy, but consistently beautiful. It pairs especially well with mauves, creams, and deeper reds for autumn work.