Lindsey Woods is a prolific deep purple flower with slight striping above and below the petals.  This lily has green leaves mottled reddish purple.  The lily spreads 4 ft to 6 ft requiring 4 to 6 hours of direct sun.  The story of the naming of Lindsey Woods can be found at here. DBWG will be donating $5 for each plant sold to the Texas Children's Hospital via the Nelson's Water Garden.

Stan Skinger lily This water lily cultivar is named for Stan Skinger (hybridizer: Florida Aquatic Nurseries) who was an active water lily enthusiast and volunteer at the Denver Botanical Gardens. The flower is yellow when the plant is young but at maturity the color turns to an orange, similar to golden west. The pads are heavily mottled with maroon streaks on a green background.

Josephine lily N. 'Josephine' is a cultivar was named by Joe Tomick at the Denver Botanic Garden for his mother.  This lily was a chance breeding.  At the time of it's release there was only one other white lily available (1998).  The lily is small compared to most.  The flower is cuplike This lily has solid green pads. 

The Clyde Ikins lily is a hardy lily. This lily is named after Dr. Clyde Ikins, a water lily and photography enthusiast. http://plantanswers.tamu.edu/heroes/ikins2.html  It's large peach colored, multiple petal flowers contrast with the mottled pads.  Young plants are yellow, changing to the deep orange in early August.  The blooms are constant and smell of fresh fruit.