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Oxygenating Plants
Oxygenating Pond Weed Bunches & Plants
Considered one of the most Important groups of plants in the pond. An oxygenator is the term applied to a wide variety of fast growing plants. Originally so named because it was thought that they give out oxygen constantly though like all plants they give out oxygen during the day and use it up at night. Their primary benefit in a pond is their ability to grow rapidly, using nutrients that would otherwise be used by algae such as blanket weed. By occasionally thinning the oxygenators in the pond, a good healthy balance can be maintained.
A Guide to Pond Plants
Aquatic pond plants really bring a pond to life - not only do they greatly enhance the natural beauty of your pond, but they also play an essential role in maintaining the health of its water and inhabitants.
Step By Step Guide To Planting Pond Plants
Follow our step by step guide to successfully planting or replanting pond plants. Before we start, we will answer a few frequently asked questions.
World of Water stocks top-quality oxygenating plants for all sizes of pond, including native British oxygenating pond plants suitable for fish ponds, native or wildlife ponds.
Our extensive range of oxygenating pond plants for sale can be found both online and in-store. For more guidance on how many oxygenating plants you need for your pond, read our free guide to planting ponds.
The table below indicates the how many bunches of Oxygenating Pond Plants are required.
| Pond Surface Area | 2m2 | 4m2 | 6m2 | 8m2 | 10m2 | 12m2 |
| Oxygenating Bunches | 15 | 30 | 45 | 60 | 75 | 90 |
Other pond plant groups
Pond Plant Collections | Water Lilies | Deep Water Plants | Bog or Marsh Plants | Marginal Plants | Oxygenating Plants | Floating Plants | Native Pond Plants | Pond Molluscs (Pond Snails & Mussels)