Deep marginal plants live deeper down than marginal plants. These plants can be planted anything from 30-90cm under the water depending on the plant.
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Deep Marginal Pond Plants
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Aponogeton distachyos AP970
White, hawthorne scented flowers, with black centres and dark green tongue-shaped leaves. Useful in that it can provide cover when other plants are yet to appear. Planting depth 15-46cm (6-18").Produces flowers through the cooler months.
£3.00
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Nymphoides peltata 'Bennettii' AP1000
Like a miniature water lily with small, dainty, yellow flowers. Popular for wildlife ponds, but plant can spread rapidly. Planting depth 10-46cm (4-18"). Native to UK. Flowers July to September
£2.50
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Nuphar lutea (Brandy Bottle Lily) AP1015
(Brandy bottle lily) Yellow buttercup-like flowers are followed by seed pods of a similar shape to a brandy bottle. This is a large vigorous deep marginal pond plant that will provide good cover. Planting depth 31-91cm (1-3'). Native to UK. Flowers july to September. Ideal for the larger pool. Allow one plant per 5 sq. Metres of surface.
£7.00
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Orontium aquaticum (Golden Club) AP990
Very attractive yellow polker-like flower heads, large spear shaped leaves that can either float or be held above the water, requires a soil depth of at least 15cm, planting depth-upto 31cm. Flowers may to July
£3.99
