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Beautiful! so glad it bloomed while you were home
That's what I love about waterliles - if you watch closely, you can practically see the blooms opening. That's a beauty!
Hm I don't think so. It's a hardy lily. I hope so at least.beautiful! Wanwisa is tropical, isnt it? Its name is Thai.
Wanwisa - The meaning of the word Wan is Day, Visa is short for Visakha bucha (Vesākha), which is a significant day in Buddhism when Buddha was born, enlightenment, and died. Thai people refer to this day in short as wanvisa. Lotus represent purity in Buddhism so we use lotus in religious ceremonies.Hm I don't think so. It's a hardy lily. I hope so at least.
Eta: looks like it was hybridized by a doctor in Thailand, so you're right about that!
Wanwisa - The meaning of the word Wan is Day, Visa is short for Visakha bucha (Vesākha), which is a significant day in Buddhism when Buddha was born, enlightenment, and died. Thai people refer to this day in short as wanvisa. Lotus represent purity in Buddhism so we use lotus in religious ceremonies.
I dont know if this is the Thai doctor intention
And I hope it's a hardy water lily.. May be I'll get one...
It is a hardy. Survived 12-18 inches of ice on my pond this last winter.beautiful! Wanwisa is tropical, isnt it? Its name is Thai.
They have it on the net, I read that a while back about how it came around.That's really interesting. How do you know all of this?
Who? All of us on this GPF site, that's who. Love the photos, stunning lily!!!Yeah I love that. This is the first lily ever so it's all very new to me and and exciting. Who'd have thought watching flowers open could be this exciting....
That's great!!! wow, not I want one!It is a hardy. Survived 12-18 inches of ice on my pond this last winter.
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