Water Pond Plants Garden Plants Flowers For Sale In Grande Prairie

Keeping the water clear. The pads start out red and mature to green. Hardy, free-flowering with peony shaped blooms. These deep water emergent plant roots grow deep underwater in planters on the pond bottom.

Often grown as a nursery plant and used as a ground cover in mass plantings, it is surprisingly adapted to be a pond plant when raised in aquatic conditions. Considered a cool season grass with narrow green foliage that arches gracefully as it matures.

An attractive Native aquatic bog plant that will please every pond keeper. There are 2 - 6 flowers at the tip of each flower stalk. Wide dark green leaves are erect to spreading and strap-like in appearance.

It does fine in moving water tucked between rocks of a stream bed or waterfall. Can also be submerged up to 18 in. Deep allowing the leaves to float on the water's surface. A fast growing plant that helps provide shade/surface coverage for your pond.

This flashy bog plant makes a real statement with its dark green foliage and bold yellow and orange flowers. Reliable bloomer. King Humbert Canna, Canna flaccida, is a very colorful variety of aquatic canna.

It is suited for both shallow pond areas or in the garden outside the pond. We want you to be successful in growing your pond plants. Though the roots grow underwater, the majority of the plant grows and lives out and above the water.

The Sioux Lily is considered a hardy water lily, which means that it can withstand the cooler temperatures of the lower zones. Sioux is an excellent bloomer, and the flowers stay open very late into the day.

Its evergreen foliage makes it a year round favorite while the reliable late mid to late summer blooms never fail to excite. Their petite six petaled flower is sometimes faintly brushed with pink at the base.

And marginal along the edge of the water garden, stream bed, or waterfall will give your pond a more natural look. What is a pond without pond plants. Grow in the shallow water or saturated soil around the rim or margins of a pond where the water meets...

Stays in a manageable clump with minimal maintenance. A very reliable early spring bloomer. Blue Eyed Grass, Sisyrinchium atlanticum, is a native plant that has pale green narrow leaf foliage with delicate blue flowers.

We want you to be successful in growing your pond plants. And marginal along the edge of the water garden, stream bed, or waterfall will give your pond a more natural look. Grow in the shallow water or saturated soil around the rim or margins of a pond...

Its stunning flowers with red outer petals and yellow inner petals makes a real statement in a pond. Reliable bloomer in late spring/early summer. This spectacular Louisiana Iris James Dickenson is the most true "red" of all the LA Iris'.

They also provide oxygen. Leaf spread of 3-6 ft. We want you to be successful in growing your pond plants. Keeping the water clear. Leaves and flowers emerge and spread upon the surface adding color, beauty, shade and protection for your water garden...

It is very showy when planted by the side of a pond. We want you to be successful in growing your pond plants. Though the roots grow underwater, the majority of the plant grows and lives out and above the water.

Its unusual bloom is one of the first to greet your pond in the spring. Also desirable for its slow growing controlled nature, it brings a unique accent to any pond. Golden Club, or Orontium aquaticum is a very bright and happy early blooming pond plant.

Its striking midnight purple flower is something to behold. A must have for any pond. The Black Gamecock Iris has the most distinct and vivid color flower of all aquatic iris.

A very desirable, showy canna with spikes of vivid salmon to peachy-pink colored flowers. These flowers extend above blue-green lance-shaped leaves. The Pink Longwood Canna is a true aquatic canna hybridized at Longwood Gardens.

This pink variety is also a native, but is more rarely found in the wild vs the white. In wide, vivid pink flowers with a dark burgundy eye. This plant, like many of the Mallows, is versatile enough to be planted in your pond or into the surrounding landscape.

Large, showy Rose-pink flowers with yellow stamens and white throats. High often after a summer rain. Pink Rain Lily, Zephyranthes grandiflora, is a nice, clumpy perennial with long glossy green leaves.

Only slightly shade tolerant. Known for its fascinating flower and leaf colors. We want you to be successful in growing your pond plants. Keeping the water clear. What is a pond without pond plants.

And marginal along the edge of the water garden, stream bed, or waterfall will give your pond a more natural look. What is a pond without pond plants, Acorus calamus Variegatus, also known simply as Sweet Flag, is shade tolerant and grows easily in average,...

We want you to be successful in growing your pond plants. Though the roots grow underwater, the majority of the plant grows and lives out and above the water. While they rely on pond water for nutrients, they improve water quality by extracting excess...

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Of the genus Nymphaea are commonly known as Water Lilies. These deep water emergent plant roots grow deep underwater in planters on the pond bottom. Leaves and flowers emerge and spread upon the surface adding color, beauty, shade and protection for your...

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Euonymus prefers to dry out slightly before being watered. Thrive with minimal care. Rock solid plant that is perfect of the gifted gardener as well as those not so patient with plants.

As the flowers mature, the bright sunny yellow slowly transforms to creamy white with brilliant red flames. With their bright sunny yellow petals with random blood-red flames and yellow bases, they'll definitely add a tropical flair to garden borders...