Oxygenating Plant Collection 

Considered one of the most important group of plants in a pond. An oxygenator is the term applied to a wide variety of  plants.

Originally so named because it was thought that they give out oxygen constantly, although like all plants they give out oxygen during the day and use it up at night

Their primary benefit in a pond is as they grow, they use  nutrients that would otherwise be used by algae such as blanketweed. By occassionally thinning the oxygenators in the pond, a good healthy balance can be maintained

They are also excellent microhabitats for aquatic wildlife, and make great sites for fish eggs to develop

A selection of  plants from the following list will be picked at the nursery, ensuring a selection of great quality plants are available for your pond throughout the year

• Eleocharis accularis (Dwarf hairgrass 1-60cm planting depth)
• Hippuris vulgaris (Mare`s tail 0-15cm planting depth)
• Hottonia palustris (Water violet 5-80cm planting Depth)
• Hydrocotyle nova zealand (Miniature Pennywort (0-25cm planting depth)
• Hydrocotyle sibthorpioides (Crystal confetti 0-25cm planting depth)
• Liaeopsis brasilensis 
• Marsilea quadrifolia (Water shamrock 0-25cm planting depth)
• Myriophyllum crispatum (0-25cm)
• Pilularia globulifera (Pepper grass 1-15cm)
• Ranunculus aquatilis (Water crowsfoot 0-100cm planting depth)
• Scirpus cernuus (Fibre optic plant 0-10cm planting depth)
• Rannunculus hederaceus