 Arrow Arum A perennial with long, dark, fleshy green leaves that have pronounced veins on their undersides and are shaped like arrowheads. |
 Arrow Head An emergent with large arrowhead shaped leaves. It is a durable plant, tolerant of a variety of sunlight conditions. |
 Blue Rush A lovely clumping plant has lush foliage with beautiful blue spike flowers. |
 Bog Arum An aquatic plant with deep green glossy leaves forming a dense cluster. It produces white trumpet shaped flowers during the summer. |
 Bog Bean A lovely pond plant that produces small green leaves and small white flowers. It grows best in full to partial sunlight. |
 Cardinal Flower A relative of the bluebell, this striking plant produces bright red tube shaped flowers that grow atop spike-like stems. |
 Chameleon Plant A hardy plant similar in shape to English Ivy. It produces tiny white flowers during the summer but its most appealing characteristic is the multi colored variegated leaves. |
 Common Cattail Cattails are tall, stiff plants, growing almost ten feet tall. The leaves look like giant blades of grass, about one inch wide. The flower has two parts, a brown cylinder and a yellow spike. |
 Common Rush A reed-like plant with hollow, cylindrical stalks and small yellowish flowers. It has a moderate growth rate and prefers acidic soils. |
 Corkscrew Rush An irregular clump forming plant whose foliage is round and twisted; deep green in color. Its flowers are sparse and emerge from the sides of the foliage. |
 Cotton Grass A member of the sedge family, this plants flower parts form dense, cottony tufts. |
 Dwarf Bamboo Any of a number of different bamboo species. These beautiful low growing plants come in a variety of leaf colors and growth habits. |
 Dwarf Cattail Similar in most respects to common cattails, only smaller. They are also less prone to running and taking over a pong or garden. |
 Dwarf Horsetail Reed A small plant similar in nearly all respects to the horsetail reed. |
 Golden Club An arum plant that produces broad funnel shaped leaves and tiny yellow flowers. It prefers muddy soil and blooms from April to June. |
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 Golden Japanese Sweetflag An ornamental grass noted for its narrow, glossy, foot-long leaves arrayed in fan-like fashion. It produces curious finger shaped white flowers in the early spring. |
 Graceful Cattail A cattail with slender, narrow, grayish green leaves that are grooved on one side and rounded on the other. Flower spikes have light brown flowers above the dark brown flowers below. |
 Green Houtuynia A popular pond plant with triangle shaped leaves that vary in size relative to the height of the plant. It produces small white flowers in the late summer. |
 Hardy Thalia An aquatic perennial that features long-stalked canna like foliage and violet blue flowers. Striking violet flowers appear in late summer. |
 Horsetail Reed A water loving plant with slender stems are hollow and jointed, similar to bamboo. A clump of stems together creates the bushy look that is the inspiration for the common name. |
 Japanese Rush A glossy pale green and cream variegated, grass-like plant. It grows best in full sunlight. |
 Lizard's Tail A perennial plant that has a hairy erect stem with few or no branches. The flowers consists of a spike of many small whitish flowers that forms an arching, tail-like shape. |
 Moneywort Also called the wandering Jenny, this low growing plant produces lovely yellow flowers in mid summer. It prefers moist, rich, shaded soils. |
 Narrow Leaf Cattail Similar to Common Cattail, but the leaves are narrower as their name implies. The leaves are stiff and bladelike. The leaves are attached to a slender stiff stalk that holds the flowers high above the water. |
 Pink Pickerel Rush An ornamental rush that produces a profusion of bright pink flowers in the summer. The plants foliage is dark green and broad. |
 Purple Pickerel Rush A popular water garden plant with heart-shaped leaves atop long, spongy stems. Short spikes of purple flowers are produced in late spring and summer. |
 Ribbon Grass An ornamental grass that provides excellent ground cover. It produces small white flowers in late summer and early fall. |
 Spike Rush A slender rush with erect green stems that arise in clumps from relatively shallow roots and can form dense mats. The stems are topped by brown flower heads in summer. |
 Sweet Manna Grass Several species of ornamental grass noted for its smooth arching pinkish leaves form a spreading clump supporting stalks of creamy flower sprays in summer. |
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 Tawny Daylily A perennial grown for their flowers that come in a variety of colors, and many shapes and sizes. Daylilies bloom from late spring until autumn. Individual flowers last only one day but since each plant produces many buds showy displays last about a month. |
 Tricolor Ribbon Grass A species of ribbon grass noted for its pink, white, and green variegated leaves. |
 Variegated Dwarf Bamboo A variety of dwarf bamboo that grows to about 3 feet in height. The stalks are a color mixture of green and white stripes. |
 Variegated Rush A marginal rush with green and creamy white foliage forming dense clumps. Requires full sun to partial shade. |
 Variegated Sweet Flag An ornamental grass that produces cream and green striped, sword-like foliage. It produces small flower trumpet-like spikes. |
 Variegated Water Celery Is one of the Kois' favorite food. This type of Water Celery enjoys sunny to partially shaded conditions. It will grow directly in the water or in pots. |
 Water Celery Likes a sunny location or one that is lightly shaded. In mid July through August tiny cluster of white flowers appears. Water celery can be grown in pots or in the water. |
 Water Clover This aquatic fern grows in wetlands. The decorative clover-like leaves float on the water surface. Plant in the shallow water along the edge of the pond or use in pots partly submerged. |
 Water Forget-Me-Not Inhabits a wide range of wet lands. It develops a spray gray-blue flowers from June through to mid fall. It usually grows on damp ground but will also take to water. |
 Water Iris Can be grown in the water or adjacent, these irises grow pretty flowers that come in a variety of colors. |
 Water Mint A lush edge cover with a minty fragrance and lavender flowers. Can withstand full shade. Water mint can float on the surface or be planted. |
 Water Pennywort A small plant that seldom exceeds 10 inches in height. Leaves are round and tiny flowers are on separate stalks as tall or taller than the leaves |
 White Pickerel Rush The 1' to 2' tall attractive shiny foliage thrives in full sun or part shade. With white blossoms that have an incredibly long blooming period. |
 Zebra Rush The stems are green with cream colored bands and a small flowers that bloom at the tip. Zebra Rush does well with quite a bit of shade. |
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