Pond Plant: Native Oxygenators

Pond Plant: Native OxygenatorsOxygenating Plants Your pond will need oxygenators to maintain a healthy ecosystem. These are plants, completely or partially submerged, which produce oxygen during daylight hours. Like marginals, they will also reduce nutrient levels in the water, helping keep algal blooms under control. Oxygenators are helpful for wildlife in your pond or stream too, providing shade, cover, egg laying sites, and sometimes attractive flowers for pollinators. We

It includes plants for different depths of water and damp margins

0 Red Campion Silene dioica

Lythrum salicaria can grow to a fair height - over 3 feet - although it dies down to the ground in the winter

hoverflies and butterflies in summer like its relation

"Flag" comes from the middle English word for a rush or reed

5 Cowslip Primula veris

and have to be transported while in active growth

30% Wildflowers

5 Oxeye Daisy Leucanthemum vulgare

in small boxes of 10 or trays of 77 generous 110cc plugs

both occur naturally across the UK

They deteriorate quickly in transit so we ship them by First Class mail