Sandia Candy Corn

Sandia Candy Corn brings a light, floating quality to the garden, and she slips especially well into romantic bouquet work. Yellow-orange blend, with broad, gently cupped petals arranged in a graceful waterlily form.

Bloomed at Hedge & Alchemy in our 2026 garden.

📖 From the journal of Hedge & Alchemy

I looove this one. Soft, dreamy, and romantic, when she isn’t being eaten by bugs! The insects seem to love her as much as I do. She looks good enough to eat, so I can hardly blame them.

📋 Cultivar Notes

• Breeder / Hybridizer: Steve and Sandy Boley
• Year of Introduction: Unknown
• Origin: USA
• Form: Waterlily (WL)
• ADS Classification Number: 7315 (Waterlily / Bicolor)
• Cut Flower Status: Good. The form lends itself well to bouquet work; vase life can vary with harvest stage and conditions.
• Show & Exhibition Flower Status: Potentially. Confirm the current ADS listing and class before entering.

🌸 In the Garden

• Bloom: Blooms are reported at approximately 5 inches. Waterlily blooms show yellow-orange blend, with broad, gently cupped petals arranged in a graceful waterlily form.
• Plant Height & Habit: Approximately 3.3 feet tall, with an upright, branching habit. Stake as needed for height and bloom weight.
• Growing Notes: Usually around 3.3 feet tall. Pinch early for branching and give solid support once the plant is carrying flowers.
• Tuber Yield: Not yet tracked at Hedge & Alchemy.