AMAZING VARIETY - This plant is known as cotton grass because of its white, cottony blooms. Its flowering starts to appear in summer, and they love to be in wet, marshy conditions. POND PLANTS - Marginal Pond plant grow in rivers, streams and ponds in the wild. They are very versatile growing in damp soil to shallow water. They are usually planted on the shelves of ornamental ponds and offer height, colour and structure to the pond. CAN GROW WILD - Eriophorum Angustifolium pond plant loves to have its feet wet, and in the wild can be found along riverbanks and ponds. With a combination of tubers and rhizomatous roots, UK water plantain is excellent at filtering water and has been utilized throughout the UK to help clean up and restore wetlands and water retention ponds.

Pond Plant Care Guide Pond plants enhance beauty and maintain balance in aquatic ecosystems. They can be: Floating: Like water lilies, helping control algae. Emergent: Such as reeds, providing habitat for wildlife. Submerged: Like elodea, oxygenating the water. Marginal: Plants at the pond’s edge, like irises. Care Tips Sunlight: Ensure 4-6 hours of daily light. Water quality: Keep pH between 6.5-7.5. Substrate: Use pond-specific soil or gravel. Oxygenation: Add aerators or oxygenating plants. Algae control: Introduce floating plants or algae-eating fish. Maintenance: Trim dead leaves and remove invasive species.

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