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

Flowers appear singly rising 10 in. High often after a summer rain. 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.

Green Taro gives a very tropical appearance with its dark green velvety arrowhead shaped leaves. Grown for its unique large foliage which stands out along your pond's edge. Does have a creamy yellowish bloom in late summer.

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.

Are essential in creating a healthy ecosystem in your pond, as they provide filtration because their roots absorb nutrients out of the water that might otherwise cause algae. What is a pond without pond plants, Nymphaea Hermine is a white hardy water...

Star Sedge, Dichromena colorata, is a unique, showy addition to any pond. A wetland native to wet habitats from Virginia south through Florida, Star Sedge has conspicuous star-shaped white flowers that resemble a starburst.

The Bog Lily, crinum americanum, goes by several common names such as Southern Swamp Lily or Swamp Lily. This perennial herb with an onion-like bulb has pleasingly fragrant white flowers each with 6 delicate long petals and burgundy pistils and stamens.

A reliable bloomer from June through September. This native mallow is very versatile in planting locations from a swamp/pond to a dry landscape. Known as a " see-through " perennial, this palmate-leaved plant is a striking stand out in any pond, or landscape.

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.

These colorful, exotic, lush plants. Though the roots grow underwater, the majority of the plant grows and lives out and above the water. And use top quality components to enhance the experience.

Yellow Rain Lily, Zephyranthes Aurea, is a delightful, happy bog plant. 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.

In wide white flowers with a dark burgundy eye. The Swamp Mallow, Hibiscus moscheutos, is a showy perennial native to the eastern and central U.S. Born and raised in the United States, this gem has bold 6 in.

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

Arrow Arum or Peltandra virginica, is an attractive native aquatic plant that is great for ponds. The dark green glossy arrowhead shaped leaves make for a beautiful background edge plant or specimen plant in a pond.

The red stem is distinctive and adds to the texture of your pond. A fast grower that can be divided often. Red Stemmed Lizards Tail, Saururus cernuus ruminoides, is a unique and colorful addition to any pond.

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.

White Rain Lily, or Zephryanthes candida, is one of most delightful white splashes of color along any pond's edge. Its evergreen foliage makes it a year round favorite while the reliable late mid to late summer blooms never fail to excite.

Are essential in creating a healthy ecosystem in your pond, as they provide filtration because their roots absorb nutrients out of the water that might otherwise cause algae. What is a pond without pond plants.

Berkeley Sedge Carex or Carex tumulicola, is a uniquely bright addition to your pond. 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.

Grown for its striking variegated green and creamy white vertical striping on thick sword-like leaves. A must-have for every pond. Variegated Sweetflag, Acorus gramineus "Variegatus", is a highly desire-able and sometime hard to find addition to any pond.

Yellow Flag Iris, or Iris pseudacorus, is a magnificent and striking addition to any pond. A native to England, its bold large yellow flower provided the inspiration for the French Fleur-de-lis.

Each flower has 5 petals. Erect stems of dark green leaves often have many clusters of flowers resembling flaming red spires. Born and raised in the USA, Cardinal Flower or Lobelia cardinalis, is a very showy native perennial with red trumpet-shaped flowers.

Delightful dwarf version of the giant papyrus plant. This species of Cyprus papyrus is a unique accent plant for any pond. Fancy tropical globe-shaped blooms adds instant interest anywhere in your pond.

A very reliable early spring bloomer. If cut back after first bloom, it may bloom again. Blue Eyed Grass, Sisyrinchium atlanticum, is a native plant that has pale green narrow leaf foliage with delicate blue flowers.

The Sea Flow Pumps are designed to operate for years with proper maintenance. When installed, operated and maintained in accordance with the instructions, your pump will provide years of service.

A perfect cone shaped dwarf conifer with dense green needles which are soft to the touch. Leave the liner in for placement under an awning or cover and remove if not covered. These trees are in decorative baskets creating a classic inviting look.

We want you to be successful in growing your pond plants and are using top quality components to enhance the experience. Temperature and sunlight effect flower color. These deep water emergent plant roots grow deep underwater in planters on the pond bottom.