In any garden pond, waterlilies are the ultimate crown jewels. They provide vitality to the entire environment with their wide, floating leaves and colorful blossoms, which do more than just adorn the water's surface. You already know the magic they provide if you have ever seen the first blossom unfold in the morning sun or watched a dragonfly rest on a lily pad.
Giving them the right start can mean the difference between a single scraggly bloom and a pond bursting with lush, vibrant flowers. In this blog post, you will learn how to plant a waterlily in a pond easily so you can enjoy a stunning, thriving water garden all season long
1. Choose the Right Waterlily for Your Pond-
Spending some time selecting the appropriate type of waterlily is worthwhile before starting with the plantation process. There are two primary types to consider: tropical and hardy.