Category: FLOATING and OXYGENATORS Products 1 - 7 of 7
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DUCKWEED
(Lemna minor) Very small bright green leaves. Rampant grower. Fish love it.
Weather permitting Duckweed is shipped from April through July. Call for availability early and late in the season.
We do our best to be aware of the plants not allowed to be shipped to your state, however, the responsibility is the buyers if your not sure check with your local USDA Office.
Weather permitting Parrots Feather is shipped from April through July. Call for availability early and late in the season.
We will not ship Parrots Feather to the following states as this plant is considered a noxious weed in these states:
Alabama,Ca., Maine, Nevada New Hampshire, Vermont and Washington and Oregon.
We do our best to be aware of the plants not allowed to be shipped to your state, however, the responsibility is the buyers if your not sure check with your local USDA Office.
6 = $ 3.95 each 7 = $ 2.95 each 13 = $ 2.20 each
HORNWORT
HORNWORT (Ceratiphyllum demersum) Many tiny branched stems with whorls of bristle like foliage. Does not need to be planted in soil, just floats at the bottom of the pond.
Hornwort will have at least 5 heads per clump
Weather permitting Hornwort is shipped from April through July. Call for availability early and late in the season.
This plant survives here in zone 5 over winter but needs at least 65 degree water temperatures to start growing and flourishing again.
We do our best to be aware of the plants not allowed to be shipped to your state, however, the responsibility is the buyers if your not sure check with your local USDA Office.
6 = $ 3.95 each 7 = $ 2.95 each 13 = $ 2.20 each
WATER HYACINTH
Eichornia crassipes Ballon-like petals, that allow the plant to float. Flowers are delicate pale bluish to lilac.
These plants need the water to be at least 75 degrees both DAY and NIGHT in order to live and bloom.
Tropical plants will not survive the cold temperatures, if you live in zone 7 and below you might consider them annuals.
Tropical plants are shipped late April thru September, weather permitting.
THERE IS A 2.00 BOX CHARGE FOR 13 OR MORE WATER HYACINTH.
Sorry Cannot be shipped to the following states: Alabama, Arizona,Arkansas, California Florida, Louisiana, South Carolina and Texas
6 = $ 3.95 each 12 = $ 2.95 each 13 = $ .99 each
SENSITIVE PLANT
Aeschynomene fluitans Unique plant that has leaves that close with the slightest touch. Small yellow flower. Can float or be planted.
Weather permitting Sensitive Plant is shipped from April through July. Call for availability early and late in the season.
We do our best to be aware of the plants not allowed to be shipped to your state, however, the responsibility is the buyers if your not sure check with your local USDA Office.
These plants need the water to be at least 75 degrees both DAY and NIGHT in order to survive
This plant will not survive the cold temperatures, if you live in zone 7 and below you might consider them annuals
6 = $ 3.95 each 7 = $ 2.95 each 13 = $ 2.20 each
WATER LETTUCE
SOLD OUT FOR 2010 SEASON SOLD OUT SOLD OUT Pistia Stratiotes Pale green shell shaped leaves that form a rosette shape. These plants need the water to be at least 75 degrees both DAY and NIGHT in order to live and bloom.
Tropical plants will not survive the cold temperatures, if you live in zone 7 and below you might consider them annuals.
Tropical plants are shipped late April thru September, weather permitting.
SORRY WE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO SHIP THIS PLANT TO: CALIFORNIA or TEXAS
$ .00
WATER SNOWBALL
Gymnocoronis spilanthoides Creeping yet upright, stems with fleshy, dark green leaves. Round, ball-like flowers commonly used to attract butterflies.
Weather permitting tropical plants shipped from April through September. Call for availability early and late in the season.
We do our best to be aware of the plants not allowed to be shipped to your state, however, the responsibility is the buyers if your not sure check with your local USDA Office.
These plants need the water to be at least 75 degrees both DAY and NIGHT in order to survive
This plant will not survive the cold temperatures, if you live in zone 7 and below you might consider them annuals
