- General tips for using flowering aquatic plants in the garden pond
- List of beautiful flowering aquatic plants
With flowering aquatic plants you can transform your garden pond into a mini sea of colour. There are many different plants that produce beautiful flowers. However, you should be moderate so as not to disturb the biological balance in the pond.
The frog bite bears pretty, white flowers
General tips for using flowering aquatic plants in the garden pond
A maximum of two thirds of the pond should be taken up by flowering aquatic plants. Otherwise there is a risk of the biological balance being disturbed, which would have negative consequences for the pond and its animal and plant inhabitants.
Bring the flowering aquatic plants into the pond between March and May. This is the time when they grow best, so you can enjoy the flowering splendor very soon.
List of beautiful flowering aquatic plants
Your garden pond will become an enchanting eye-catcher with the following flowering aquatic plants:
- Water Lilies (Nymphaea)
- Frog bite (Limnobium natans)
- Goldpiston (Orontium aquaticum)
- Sea jug (Nymphoides peltata)
- Water feather (Hottonia palustris)
- Water Star (Callitriche palustris)
In addition to beautifully flowering plants, make sure to always integrate oxygen dispensers into the garden pond.