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Some Of The Best Garden Pond Plants Are

Deep Water Plants.

Grow in 10"-18" of water

Deep Water Plants
Deep Water Plants
Garden pond plants like water lily are deep water plants.

Grown in 10"-18" of water over the pot or crown of the plant, water lilies are a coloful deep water plant that adds fragrance to the pond.

The tropical variety is the most coloful and is great for preventing oxygen loss while keeping garden ponds cooler.

Treat these as annuals or bring inside for the winter months. Growing them in pots will make this task a lot easier.

Another fine example of these plants is known as Water Hawthorne. This plant blooms year round in certain areas of the world with snow white flowers that are heavily vanilla scented.

Still another is floating heart, or miniature water lily, with bright yellow flowers.

Whatever plants you choose for your pond garden there are sure to add to its overall look and feel.

Plants we have listed.

  1. Water Lily
  2. Lotus