Dunno that Jan..never had them before this year.........I know my pond
does not get close to freezing temps, but we do get occasional frosts,
which are very light.....all I can do is try it and see......or bring
em in the house or put em in the barn if need be........

The one nursery in town that has a good selection of aquatic plants
said they have not had problem with tropicals as long as frost etc did
not get the, and all theirs are kept in side in an unheated greenhouse
in a small pond..Just going to have to give it a try.....Or I can trim
em back and plop them in the other larger aquarium ;-) You can see,
I am not at all familiar with tropical lilys.........

On Sat, 09 Jul 2005 15:16:47 -0700, ~ janj JJsPond.us
wrote:

===On Thu, 07 Jul 2005 01:06:09 GMT, (Roy) wrote:
===
===I have two other tropicals this year planted and doing fine, aPanama
===Pacific (purple in color) and a Albert Greenberg which is a yellow
===pink bloom, both of which are day bloomers.....The Dauben is a light
===sky blue in color
===
===I may get another Dauben and plant it in the large pond.......I have
===seen em before in ponds full size and you would never believe they
===were the same lily
===
===Do your temperatures stay warm enough that they can winter in the pond?
===~ jan
===
=== ~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~


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