Well, I may not be looking for a dwarf yellow anymore; perhaps a dwarf salmon lily.
I picked up a Texas Dawn Hardy Water Lily for the food forest pond from a nursery/pond store about 15 miles from my house called Albanese Garden Center.
I am also waiting on another one for the same pond from The Pond Guy, a red Premium Grower's Choice Hardy Water Lily.
I also picked up some water hyacinths for the greenhouse pond.
https://www.albanesegardencent... .
The ultraviolet light and added beneficial bacteria (light off on treatment day) are not enough to clear the food forest pond of free-floating algae. It needs shade, and unless I put up a shade sail (not my preference), or a tree grows overnight at the southern corner of the pond, I have to get a good 60% of the pond covered with reliable plants. Well, at least it's a fun problem! If you haven't seen my collage video of our food forest pond build in the summer of 2022, you can see it at Rumble.
https://rumble.com/v4mubz5-foo...