Sioux Hardy Water Lily (nyphaea) - Corm only

The Sioux Hardy Water Lily (Nymphaea 'Sioux') is one of the most distinctive hardy water lilies available, producing spectacular flowers that gradually change colour as they mature. Buds open in warm shades of yellow and apricot before developing rich salmon, orange and soft pink tones, creating an ever-changing display throughout the flowering season.

This award-winning variety brings exceptional colour and interest to ponds while its attractive floating foliage provides valuable shade for fish and other aquatic life.

Best suited to medium-sized ponds, Sioux is a reliable flowering variety that performs beautifully throughout Australia's temperate climates.

Please Note: Water Lily Corms Supplied Only

This water lily is supplied as a dormant corm only, not as a potted plant.

Your water lily will arrive ready to plant into an aquatic basket using quality aquatic potting mix before placing it into your pond.

Quick Facts

Botanical Name: Nymphaea 'Sioux'

Flower Colour: Yellow, apricot, salmon and pink

Flower Size: Medium to large

Suitable for: Medium ponds

Plant Spread: Approximately 120–150 cm

Planting Depth: Submerge 30–60 cm

Sun Requirements: Flowers best in full sun

Climate: Suitable for cold climates

Flowering Season: Spring to autumn

Why We Recommend Sioux

• Stunning colour-changing flowers.
• One of the most unique hardy water lilies available.
• Flowers prolifically throughout the warmer months.
• Excellent feature plant.
• Provides shade and shelter for fish.

Growing Tips

Plant Sioux in a wide aquatic basket using quality aquatic potting mix. Place in full sun and feed regularly with aquatic fertiliser tablets throughout the growing season for maximum flowering.

Remove spent flowers and older leaves regularly to encourage continuous blooms.

Perfect For

• Medium ponds
• Ornamental ponds
• Fish ponds
• Feature water gardens
• Gardeners wanting something unique

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does Sioux change colour?

Sioux naturally changes colour as each flower matures, beginning with warm yellow and apricot tones before developing deeper salmon and pink shades.

How is Sioux supplied?

Sioux is supplied as a dormant corm only and is not supplied as a potted plant.