| Appearance |
Flowers: Cup-shaped coral-red color with numerous short and broad petals. |
|---|---|
| Size |
2.5′ Plant spread depending on growing environment. |
| Preferred Growing Conditions |
6+ hrs/day direct sunlight. |
| Botanical Name |
Nymphaea ‘Pink Opal’ |
| Hybridized By |
1915, Helen Fowler, daughter of the famous water gardener and hybridizer W.B. Shaw of Shaw Gardens in Washington, D.C. |
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