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Small Lily Pond. It has a limited spread, which makes it perfect for water container gardening. How to plant water lilies. This water lily features tiny white flowers that float on adjacent green pads. Thoroughly water the pot and slowly lower it into the pond to give it time to fill with water. Once the liner is in place, use a staple gun to tack it along the top edges of the panel. Large lilies should be given at least 100 square feet of open water space. Lower the planted pot into the pond or tub at an angle to allow air to escape. Cover all except the tip with soil and add a layer of small rocks or pea gravel to keep the soil in place. Cover the soil with small pebbles or gravel to help keep the soil in the container. Match the size of plant to the size of pond. As they grow, the leaves will float to the surface. Cut liner to fit the lily pond. Cover the soil with a layer of pea stone, keeping the gravel top away from the top of the rhizome if possible. The small ones will get lost in a big pond and are more suitable to small ponds and other small water features, including water tubs. If your pond is deep, you may need to place a few bricks or an upturned pot underneath your container.

It has a limited spread, which makes it perfect for water container gardening. If your pond is deep, you may need to place a few bricks or an upturned pot underneath your container. As they grow, the leaves will float to the surface. Match the size of plant to the size of pond. How to plant water lilies. Cover all except the tip with soil and add a layer of small rocks or pea gravel to keep the soil in place. The small ones will get lost in a big pond and are more suitable to small ponds and other small water features, including water tubs. Lower the planted pot into the pond or tub at an angle to allow air to escape. The gravel keeps the soil from dissolving into the water of your pond. Cover the soil with small pebbles or gravel to help keep the soil in the container.

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Small Lily Pond Cut liner to fit the lily pond. The gravel keeps the soil from dissolving into the water of your pond. Lower the planted pot into the pond or tub at an angle to allow air to escape. This water lily features tiny white flowers that float on adjacent green pads. Match the size of plant to the size of pond. How to plant water lilies. The small ones will get lost in a big pond and are more suitable to small ponds and other small water features, including water tubs. You can pot up a few water lily plants of different colors to. Once the liner is in place, use a staple gun to tack it along the top edges of the panel. Thoroughly water the pot and slowly lower it into the pond to give it time to fill with water. Large lilies should be given at least 100 square feet of open water space. Cover the soil with a layer of pea stone, keeping the gravel top away from the top of the rhizome if possible. Cover the soil with small pebbles or gravel to help keep the soil in the container. It has a limited spread, which makes it perfect for water container gardening. Cut liner to fit the lily pond. As they grow, the leaves will float to the surface.