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We look forward to being your first choice for water garden plants and supplies. Plants are essential in creating a well balanced ecosystem in your water garden. It is recommended to have one third to one half of the surface area covered with plants.


Floating plants are prolific growers and will spread across the waters' surface providing shade and coverage for the water gardens inhabitants.  Hyacinth and Lettuce grow best in water temperatures of 65 degrees. Make sure your water temperatures have warmed up before adding them to your water garden in the spring. As they spread during the warm months, if you find you have an overabundance of them, simply net some out of the water garden and use them for compost in your flower beds or vegetable garden. The leaves and roots are full of nutrients and make great compost. Hyacinths and lettuce are illegal invasive plants in many states. Know your state laws when ordering aquatic plants.

Submerged plants receive nutrients from the water and help keep water clear. Baby fish love to hide in Hornwort and Anacharis. Use one bunch for every 2 to 4 square feet of surface area. 

Hardy & Tropical Lilies -  Your water garden isn't complete without a lily. Lilies are available in a variety of colors and sizes. The lily pads provide shade and protection for your garden inhabitants. Once established in your water feature the plants will reward you with many flowers throughout the summer months. 

Marginal Plants - Hardy bog plants and tropical marginal plants accent the garden by adding shape and color to the water garden. Adding marginal plants along the edge of the water feature will give your pond a natural appearance. Many of the tropical bog plants will winter over as house plants.