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I will soon be dividing my lilies and lotus. These are all hardy plants that stay in the pond in my zone 7 year round. I'm told my one lotus could result in 30+ tubers, and the lilies are also fecund. These will be free. No shipping, must pick up (Silver Spring, Maryland). I'll post when they're ready, but let me know if anyone is interested. The lotus is Empress, white blossom with hints of purple/pink on the edges. The lilies are a white one (name unknown), a yellow Chromatella, and a dark red Black Princess.
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Hi Kat-
Sorry to say but all the divisions have been taken. Only one of the lilies ended up needing division, and I got 4 from the lotus. Good luck with yours!
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