In Utah and similar climates, water lily survival depends on the variety and pond depth. Hardy water lilies can overwinter in ponds at least 18 inches deep. The plants go dormant and resume growth in spring.
Tropical lilies cannot survive freezing. Before winter, remove the pot from the pond and store it in a cool (not freezing), dark area like a basement. Keep the soil moist. Return the pot to the pond in spring when water temperatures exceed 65°F.
Proper identification of your lily type is essential for correct winter care.
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