Water Hyacinth | Eichhornia Crassipes
Water Hyacinth will spread across the water garden, providing coverage and shade for the fish, or frogs. Roots absorb nutrients from the water and provide excellent filtration, helping to prevent algae. These plants perform best in full sun, but will tolerate part shade. Water temperatures need to be 65 degrees when adding them in the spring. Water Hyacinth will not survive winter. Replace them annually, for their natural ability to help keep water clear and fight algae.
Hardiness Zones: 10-12
Light Requirements: Full Sun to Part Shade
Height: 3"-6"
Water Depth: Floating Surface Plant
ILLEGAL AND CANNOT SHIP TO:
AL, AR, AZ, DE, ID, IL-City of Chicago, FL, PR, MS, NE, SC, TX, WI. If ordered, it will be substituted with similar floating plants of equal or greater value. Never release these into public lakes or waterways.
Hyacinth (are illegal in many states. - Never release these into public lakes or waterways. Please know your state laws when ordering.
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Water Hyacinth – Floating Pond Plant for Natural Filtration & Algae Control
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Water Hyacinth is a fast-growing floating pond plant that spreads across the surface, providing essential shade and protection for fish and frogs. Its long, trailing roots absorb excess nutrients from the water, acting as a natural filtration system that helps reduce algae growth and maintain clear, balanced ponds. Best suited for full sun but tolerant of partial shade, water hyacinth thrives in warm conditions and should be added when water temperatures reach at least 65°F in spring. As a non-winter-hardy plant, it should be replaced annually, making it a reliable seasonal solution for keeping your pond clean, healthy, and visually appealing.