Additional information
| Packaging | All marginals are shipped in the one gallon size and bare root. |
|---|
Back to Marginals
Equisetum hyemale
$8.00
You may know this plant as Horsetail and its tendency to roam in available space. It provides a nice vertical contrast to leafy plants. It has green and black bamboo like stems growing 24-30 inches tall if the pot is big enough. Grows well in sun to part shade with moist soil and no water over the crown. Zones 4-11.
Related products
Lysimachia nummularia
The common name for this plant is Creeping Jenny. It is a great plant to soften the edge of hardscapes due to its creeping spread and only 1 inch tall. Use it at the edge of the pond or waterfall or as a filler or spiller in aquatic container gardens. Grow it in sun to part shade in moist soil or with 1 inch of water over the crown. Zone 4-10
Saurus cernus
Commonly referred to as Lizard Tail it provides a unique flower resembling its name. The flower appears in early summer with the plant reproducing by turions which appear to be new stems frequently growing out of the holes of the pot in late summer. This plant will reach 12 �36 inches tall. Grow in sun to part shade in moist soil or up to 6 inches of water over the crown. Zones 4-11
Iris Blue Flag
This is the only Florida native iris. It has vibrant blue blooms appearing in the middle of May while the rest of the year the green leaves add textural interest in the pond. Grow in sun to part shade and keep well fertilized and moist to 3 inches of water over the crown. Zones 8-11
Echinodorus cordifolius
Melon Sword is the common name and has clusters of spoon shaped leaves reaching 18-30 inches and long stems up to 36 inches floating out over the water with sprays of white flowers. Blooms during the summer. Grow in sun to part shade and up to 6 inches of water over the crown. Zones 5-11