Water Plants

Water plants add serenity and beauty to ponds and fountains. If you are planning to create a water garden or looking for ways to incorporate water features into your garden, in both cases, we can help. Our guides provide everything you need, from planning and design to plant selection and care. Going through these articles, you can set up a beautiful backyard pond or a container water garden. Keep reading to learn all about your vision.

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Horsetail Reed: Benefits, Uses, and Side Effects Explained

Horsetail Reed: Benefits, Uses, and Side Effects Explained

Horsetail includes various plant species from the Equisetum genus. It helps reduce fluid retention but can lead to vitamin B1 deficiency with long-term use. Its chemicals provide antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects. They also act as

How To Get Rid Of Duckweed : Step By Step Guide

How To Get Rid Of Duckweed : Step By Step Guide

Some people love Duckweed, but if you are reading this, you probably hate it!  Getting rid of Duckweed can be tricky, but with the right approach, it's manageable. By understanding how it grows and applying

What Is Duckweed? Is It Good or Bad?

What Is Duckweed? Is It Good or Bad?

Have you ever seen tiny floating plants covering the surface of the water? Those might be Duckweed.   But is it more than just an aesthetic issue, or could this plant actually offer benefits? Let's see

How To Grow And Care For Water Hyacinth

How To Grow And Care For Water Hyacinth

The Water Hyacinth, also known as Eichhornia crassipes, is a striking aquatic plant. It has vibrant lavender blossoms and a rosette of glossy green leaves. It adds an elegant touch to any water body. It

Essential Tips For Growing and Caring Creeping Jenny

Essential Tips For Growing and Caring Creeping Jenny

Creeping Jenny is a versatile perennial that brings vibrant greenery and golden-yellow flowers to ponds, containers, and boggy areas. Its trailing stems cascade beautifully over rocks, pond edges, or container rims. From June to August,

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