A unique waterlily with a variegation that has never been seen before in a hardy waterlily - each flower is unique in its pattern! On some, the petals can be a fully flecked mix of bright pink and creamy yellow, while on others, the variegation can produce flowers that are half cream and half peach. Ideal for medium sized to large ponds Summer flowering from June right through to September When it was first introduced in 2010, this beautiful waterlily was voted 'Best New Waterlily' by the International Waterlily and Water Gardening Society Floating plants provide shade and shelter for fish as well as protecting them from predators like herons. Also reduces the growth of algae. Grow in full sun and still water, away from fountains and splashing water Wanvisa occasionally produces flowers that will show a large proportion of completely yellow petals. Some blooms may have yellow petals covering about a quarter of the flower, while others may have yellow petals covering over half of the flower. This process is referred to as reversion. Reversion occasionally happens in hybridized plants, when they revert back to show one or more traits of one of its parents. Wanvisa is a sport of Joey Tomocik, because it was originally found in a pond that contained only Joey Tomocik water lilies. Joey Tomocik produces bright yellow blooms, so when the flowers of Wanvisa revert, they are showing the mother plants colour.
