Wild Pond Plants

Iris Laevigata Mottled Beauty is a Japanese aquatic bog Iris. We want you to be successful in growing your pond plants. Pond plant marginal (sometimes called bog plants. And use top quality components to enhance the experience.

It has long narrow glossy green leaves with golden yellow flowers. It is desirable as the foliage stays green throughout the winter when there is not much color in your pond. Yellow Rain Lily, Zephyranthes Aurea, is a delightful, happy bog plant.

This late summer bloomer is an elegant and very attractive bog plant. The fragrance of its flower carries some distance and is a special addition to bring the smell of summer indoors.

Though the roots grow underwater, the majority of the plant grows and lives out and above the water. Although available in various colors, this 1 has stunning, blackish blooms that reach 6 in.

Best of all, its flowers form star-shaped blooms that change from chrome yellow, then to a deep orange, and finally to a copper red. We want you to be successful in growing your pond plants.

Large, showy Rose-pink flowers with yellow stamens and white throats. Pink Rain Lily, Zephyranthes grandiflora, is a nice, clumpy perennial with long glossy green leaves. Flowers appear singly rising 10 in.

We want you to be successful in growing your pond plants. And are using top quality components to enhance the experience. Leaves and flowers emerge and spread upon the surface adding color, beauty, shade and protection for your water garden inhabitants.

It has bamboo like leaves topped by flower stems that resemble flattened oats. Desirable bog plant that makes a distinct statement along your pond's edges. Inland Sea Oats is a very unique ornamental clump forming grass.

Though the roots grow underwater, the majority of the plant grows and lives out and above the water. It is a perennial herb, used in teas and other medicinal purposes. Are essential in creating a healthy ecosystem in your pond.

The long spike of unusual white flowers in summer makes this plant quite an attraction. Red Stemmed Lizards Tail, Saururus cernuus ruminoides, is a unique and colorful addition to any pond.

Known as a " see-through " perennial, this palmate-leaved plant is a striking stand out in any pond, or landscape. A spectacular version of the Scarlet Mallow, this beauty has pure white blooms that resemble pin-wheels and are 6 in.

Iris Laevigata Snowdrift is a Japanese aquatic bog Iris. We want you to be successful in growing your pond plants. Pond plant marginal (sometimes called bog plants. And use top quality components to enhance the experience.

Only slightly shade tolerant. What is a pond without pond plants. Nymphaea Mayla hardy waterlily displays a 6-9 in. It is a good bloomer, spreads 5 ft. Star-shaped, hot fuchsia pink flower and green leaves.

And use top quality components to enhance the experience. While they rely on pond water for nutrients, they improve water quality by extracting excess detrimental nutrients from the pond environment before they can accumulate, and they also provide oxygen.

What is a pond without pond plants, Nymphaea Colorado is a truly exceptional choice, as this newer hybrid sets the standard for all hardy water lilies. These deep water emergent plant roots grow deep underwater in planters on the pond bottom.

A wetland native to wet habitats from Virginia south through Florida, Star Sedge has conspicuous star-shaped white flowers that resemble a starburst. This pretty little plant is a short, upright sedge with interesting foliage of thin, drooping leaves.

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 are using top quality components to enhance the experience. Keeping the water clear. Leaves and flowers emerge and spread upon the surface adding color, beauty, shade and protection for your water garden inhabitants.

Very popular choice for its enticing looks. These deep water emergent plant roots grow deep underwater in planters on the pond bottom. They also provide oxygen. What is a pond without pond plants, While there are no true black flowers of any kind yet,...

Though the roots grow underwater, the majority of the plant grows and lives out and above the water. Fish may seek shelter in the clumps of these plants. Hence the common name of Pickerel Weed.

Grown for its dark green twisted corkscrew-type foliage. It has a very distinct appearance that is sure to prompt attention around the edges of your pond. Corkscrew Rush, or Juncus effusus spiralis, is a most intriguing and unusual bog plant.

Leaves and flowers emerge and spread upon the surface adding color, beauty, shade and protection for your water garden inhabitants. Keeping the water clear. Leaves start out maroon in color changing to green over time.

The roots are rhizomatous, growing rounded leaves and showy bowl/ star shaped flowers. We want you to be successful in growing your pond plants. And are using top quality components to enhance the experience.

Its blade-like dark green leaves provide an interesting back drop for this desirable specimen. This native bog plant, Spider Lily, Hymenicallis coronaria, has one of the most fragrant and attractive flowers of any pond plant.

The dark green glossy arrowhead shaped leaves make for a beautiful background edge plant or specimen plant in a pond. Very reliable bloomer, although it is grown more for its foliage.

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.

This versatile plant can go directly into your pond, or into your surrounding landscape. Often seen along roadsides in moist to wet areas, it brightens up any pond or surrounding landscape.