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Lotus Louise Slocum

Large size plant, hybridized from Perry Slocum, this variety has got light yellow flowers, good for big pot and any size of ponds.
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Description

Type of plant: Lotus Hardy

Plant size: Large

Depth: 20-60 cm.

Flower type and color: Simple light yellow flower

Minimum Pot Diameter: 0,5 meters

Flowering: Free Flowering

Characteristics and comment: Large size plant, hybridized from Perry Slocum, this variety has got light yellow flowers, good for big pot and any size of ponds.


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