Spring Plants Are Here:
Marginal and submergible plants of the season are in including Lillies! Marginal and submergible plants are vital components of pond ecosystems, each playing unique roles in maintaining ecological balance and promoting biodiversity, not to mention, beauty! Marginal plants, found at the water’s edge, offer habitat, erosion control, filtration, and oxygenation, benefiting a variety of aquatic life. Submergible plants, growing entirely underwater, contribute to oxygenation, nutrient cycling, habitat provision, and algae control. Together, these plants help stabilize water quality, provide shelter and food for aquatic organisms, and support the overall health and sustainability of pond ecosystems.
Call us today to discuss adding new plants to your water feature!
One of the benefits of joining the Austin Pond Society is that this non-profit holds regular plant swaps, the next one happening on Monday, April 15th. If you’re interested in joining ($30/year) click HERE. See you at the plant swap!