Tinksky Pond Plants Artificial Lotus Water Lilies Pack of 6pcs

Excellent product. As described and as pictures. Although I only received 2 big ones and 3 small ones but I have taken this up with the seller separately, I think its an easy packing mistake to make.These artificial floating lillies come in all different brands and each one looks different, however his brand of floating lily is superb. The quality is excellent (especially for the price) and he look is pretty realistic. As long as you're not expecting an absolute identical match to the real thing then you won't be disappointed.We have butterfly koi, Black and Panda Moor and Ryukins in our pond and they all love using them as cover. It will also add colour and interest in winter when it's bleak.I have left 1 of the small ones to float about and the others I've use the handy loop on the underside and secured to objects in the pond - they're especially handy for hiding unsightly pond objects such as the main pump (we have a Hozelock Easyclear 6000 - quite bulky as whilst our pond is relatively deep, it's narrow.) and water pipe to the waterfall. If you leave them to float and you have a waterfall /fountain they will always drift to the water outflow. Which isn't a bad thing but if you wanted them to sit in a particular position then you will want to secure them down.

Bought these to add a bit of 'life' to our feature pond / fountain. These definitely last longer than the more 'colourful' versions available... mainly due to them being less [noticeably] susceptible to sunlight-induced fade. They also seem less attractive to the typical London urban fox. I kid you not... some of the coloured ones we've had have just been chewed up and spat out all over our lawn. I wondered what was doing it until I spotted a baby fox one night grabbing one and attempting to digest it, the little blighter. I watched through a window as he chomped away at it... but he gave up and coughed it up (good job too, otherwise he'd have pooped an ornament on our patio). These ones however, due to their plain colour tend to stay intact in the pond and generally ignored.Flippin' foxes...

They are nicer than ones I have bought previously but look good with the other ones as they are more realistic and the different sizes give variety. I put them in a small water butt to prevent the solar floating fountain locating to the edge and therefore spraying water out of the butt when windy . It means the water stays in its container so the fountain pump doesn’t run dry. They were a bit creased around the edge when they arrived but the leaves have flattened out now.

I brought these as I have a deep pond and struggle to keep lilies. The big ones are quite life like and gives a bit of colour to the pond but the smaller ones I don’t like that much to be honest 🤦‍♀️

Larger flowers are very good and realistic. They stay upright in our pond with a quick flow water spout. Unfortunately the smaller ones overturn regularly, even a heavy breeze will turn them over. Will be removing them and relocate them elsewhere. Will buy more of the large version.

some were squashed but with there being a few in there I had enough to do what I wanted

I bought these so the fish had some cover in the winter. They could do with being bigger for that purpose but they do the job and do look nice. Lots of compliments on my lovely Lillies! One loop on the underside was broken when they arrived though, so I can't link them all together.

Admittedly they look sort of cheap, and they are cheap. They are made out of light plastic and are therefore very light weight, so tumble upside down when there is a lot of wind. But they do the job (of looking halfway good and floating) in my small pond. I have attached strings on the bottom of the Lotus and attached the string to a rock so they stay in one place.