Double snowy-white blooms. Blooms 8” to 10”; height 4’ to 6’; for water depths up to 4’. Good for medium to large ponds.

Single yellow blooms. Flower size 4” to 12”; height 3’ to 5’; for water depths up to 4’. For medium to large ponds.

Grows 2’ to 4’. Stiff shiny green strap-like leaves that resemble those of iris. Full sun to partial shade. Grows at pond edge. Zones 4-11.

Grows up to 12” inches tall in attractive clumps of thinner dark green segmented stems. Not as invasive as native horsetail. Water depth maximum 4’. Requires full sun to partial shade. Grows at the ponds edge. Zones 4-9.

Mid-season bloomer that grows to 3’ high. Grows in full sun, in moist soil. Maximum water depth 6”. Zones 4 –11.

Blooms appear in late spring and turn brown in summer. Best in full sun. Grow 4’ to 5’ tall. Water depth, 12”. Zones 3-11.

Sometimes known as ‘the poor man’s lotus,’ it grows 2” to 5” tall with circular, crinkle-edged waxy leaves with white tufts of flowers from July through August. Water depth: maximum 2”. Requires full sun to partial shade. Zones 5-11.

Grown for its heart-shaped leaves that can reach 3” to 10” across and up to 3’ in length. Water depth, up to 6”. Zones 9-11.

Grown for its heart-shaped leaves that can reach 3” to 10” across and up to 3’ in length. Water depth, up to 6”. Zones 9-11.

Hardy plant that resembles a spruce tree. Branchy stems with spiny foliage, they provide great fish spawning spots. Zones 5-11.