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| Do You Have GREEN WATER? HAIR ALGAE? SLUDGE? SMELLY MUCK? |
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We Have The Solution - AQUATIC PLANTS!
Aquatic Plants Are The Best Filters Known To Man! Besides Being An Attractive Addition To Any Pond, These Plants Are A Natural & Long-Term Solution To Keep Pond Water Clean & Clear. Aquatic Plants Combat Algae - That Can Cloud & Even Turn Water Green - By Consuming A Great Number Of Nutrients That The Algae Thrives On! |
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Submerged Aquatics
Hoffman's Garden Center Suggests 1 Bunch Per 2 Square Feet Of Pond Surface Area |
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Anacharis
(Egeria Densa)
Whirls Of Deep, Green Leaves. Occasionally Sends Tiny Flowers To The Surface. It Competes With Algae By Absorbing Nutrients From The Water. Hardy To Zones 5 / 6 |
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Hornwort
(Ceratophyllum Demersum)
Has No True Roots, But Can Be Anchored In The Bottom Of Pond. Combats Algae By Consuming Nutrients In The Water. Hard to Zone 4
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Floating Aquatics
Hoffman's Garden Center Suggests 1 Plant Per 10-15 Square Feet Of Pond Surface Area
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Water Hyacinth
(Eichornia Crassipes)
Nearly Transparent, Intense Lavender Blue Flowers Stand Well Above Deep, Waxy-Green Foliage. Considered An Annual In The North With A Fast Growth Rate. May Be Somewhat Invasive. |
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Water Lettuce
(Pistia Stratoides)
A Unique Light Green Lettuce-Like Foliage Plant That Floats Peacefully On The Water's Surface. Does The Best In Moving Water. Prefers Some Shade. Considered An Annual In The North With A Fast Growth Rate. |
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| For Info On Which Pond Plants & How They Can Be Wintered Over - Click HERE |
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In Addition To These Tried & True Aquatic Plants From Hoffman's Garden Center There Are A Number Of Other Exciting Pond Plant Products Available! |
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Floating Plant Islands Feature Separate Pockets & Pots For Different Plants - Roots Will Grow Out Of Bottom Of Pots Into Pond Water!
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Your Very Own Living, Floating Garden Island! These IslandScapes Include An Island, Soil Blend, Tether Ring For Anchor & Instructions! Only Your Imagination Is The Limit! |
A Close-Up, Underwater View Of Plant Roots From A Floating Island Growing Down Into The Pond Water - Consuming Excess Nutrients & Offering Pond Life A Habitat! |
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