Been looking for this beauty... I must be spelling it wrong, cant find it anywhere online!!
Can someone recommend a supplier?
Thank you SOOO much!
warmest wishes,
Nicole
where can I buy arc en ciel!?
I bought mine on e-bay about a month ago.From Hawaian gardens
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I'll have to echo the good words on Hawaiian watergardens (seller is Kamainal). The plants I recieved from them were mature, healthy and the lily had a bud which bloomed shortly afterwards. I have also seen arcenciel listed at theplantplace.com but have not ordered from them, just enjoy the very useful info on the site.
Jean
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Trish, just took a look and they are still there. Under water lily, scroll down to Woods Blue Goddess (that is the one I got last year). Sorry Nicole, I did not see Arcenciel listed by them. Perhaps you could email them, they just might have one. They sure are pretty lilies! Esp. the colorful pads.
Jean
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I contacted them by email... they have a list of items you can order direct, and they do have arc en ciel.. for $15. And I just had to get Colorata...!!! the daintiness and blue flowers one me over.
Thanks to you all for your wonderful help and recommendations!! Excited, cant wait to get them!!
warmest wishes,
Nicole
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MzM... that is TOOOO weird! My DH wanted Ruby... and we decided not to get Arc en Ciel until after we got our *big* pond up and running!!
The prices are unbelievable. I did comparison shopping, cant beat it. Even shipping was cheaper!!
Thanks again!!!
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HI Nicole,
If you didn't already order your Arc-en-Ciel and want to trade for one, just email me. I still have some available.
Robin
Hi all,
I haven't heard from Nicole in a while, does anyone know if she's OK?
Just heard from her and thank goodness everything is OK.
Robin
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Those Hawaiian folks have a lot of stuff on ebay right now. I love the way they begin an e-mail with "Aloha." I have been researching the ones that bloom best in part shade and so far they are: Aurora, Comanche, Indiana Colorado, yellow queen, Masamiello, and to some degree, arc-n-ciel. I would sure like to see some comments on those.