Nymphaea 'Aurora' - Copper-colored water lily in a 3-litre basket (18 cm)Color-changing blooms for large garden ponds.Nymphaea 'Aurora' is an impressive variety for garden ponds that creates fascinating color accents on the surface of the water with its changeable flowers in delicate shades of yellow, orange and copper. Its colorful effect is particularly effective in large ponds.Flower color: Copper-colored with natural color gradientPlanting depth: -30 to -60 cmFlowering time: June to September (VI-IX)Hardiness zone: Zone 4 - absolutely hardyLarge 3-liter basket (18 cm diameter) - for vigorous growth & secure hold in deep waterThis water lily is ideal for ponds and natural ponds, where it not only has a decorative effect with its lush leaves, but also reduces algae growth and supports the pond climate.Robust, hardy variety with exceptional flower color - perfect for large water landscapes.We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive at your doorstep healthy and undamaged. Despite the utmost care, it is possible that plants may be slightly damaged during postal delivery or due to other unforeseen circumstances. This includes brown leaves as well as broken branches. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes.

Nymphaea alba - White water lily in a 3-liter basket (18 cm)Classic beauty for the garden pond - with elegant, white flowers.Nymphaea alba, also known as the white water lily, is one of the most popular pond plants of all. With its large, pure white flowers and round floating leaves, it lends a calm, elegant atmosphere to any garden pond. It is supplied in a large 3-liter plant basket (18 cm diameter) and is ideal for medium to deeper pond zones.Flower color: whitePlanting depth: -40 to -100 cmFlowering time: June to September (VI-IX)Hardiness zone: Zone 4 - absolutely hardyIn a 3-liter basket for strong, secure growthThe white water lily not only provides a decorative eye-catcher, but also natural shade that reduces algae growth in the pond. It is robust, easy to care for and a reliable bloomer for years to come.Timeless pond plant for classic waterscapes - robust, hardy and beautiful.We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive at your doorstep healthy and undamaged. Despite the utmost care, it is possible that plants may be slightly damaged during postal delivery or due to other unforeseen circumstances. This includes brown leaves as well as broken branches. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes.

Nymphaea 'Attraction' - Red water lily in a 3-liter basket (18 cm) Intense red flowers for elegant accents in the garden pondNymphaea 'Attraction' is a particularly popular variety among the red water lilies. With its large, deep red flowers and rich, green floating leaves, it adds a bright splash of color to any garden pond. Supplied in a sturdy 3-liter planting basket (18 cm diameter), it is ready to plant immediately for medium pond depths.Flower color: redPlanting depth: -40 to -80 cmFlowering time: June to September (VI-IX)Hardiness zone: Zone 4 - hardy & robustLarge planting basket for vigorous growthNymphaea 'Attraction' opens its beautiful flowers during the day and closes them at dusk - a fascinating play of nature. Its shady leaves also help to keep the pond water clear.Elegance in red - a colorful, hardy water lily for every ornamental pondWe make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive at your doorstep healthy and undamaged. Despite the utmost care, it is possible that plants may be slightly damaged during postal delivery or due to other unforeseen circumstances. This includes brown leaves as well as broken branches. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes.

Nymphaea 'Carnea' - Pink water lily for garden pondsDelicate pink flowers - ideal for medium-sized to large ponds.Nymphaea 'Carnea' is a classic, pink water lily with elegant flowers and decorative floating leaves. Its delicate pink flowers appear reliably from June to September and create a romantic, natural pond look. Suitable for planting depths from -40 to -120 cm, it is particularly flexible in pond design and unfolds its full effect in larger garden ponds.Flower color: pinkPlanting depth: -40 to -120 cmFlowering time: June to September (VI-IX)Hardiness zone: Zone 4 - frost-resistant & reliably hardySupplied in a 3-liter basket (18 cm) - for stable growthThe Nymphaea 'Carnea' not only brings color into play, but also contributes to algae reduction and pond shading with its large floating leaves - a plus for water quality and biological balance.Easy to care for, harmonious in color and ideally suited for near-natural water landscapes.We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive at your doorstep healthy and undamaged. Despite the utmost care, it is possible that plants may be slightly damaged during postal delivery or due to other unforeseen circumstances. This includes brown leaves as well as broken branches. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes.

Nymphaea 'Chromatella' - Yellow water lily in a 3-liter basket (18 cm)Bright yellow flowers for sunny accents in the garden pond.Nymphaea 'Chromatella' is a proven and extremely popular variety among the yellow-flowering water lilies. Its large, fragrant flowers appear from June to September and provide bright color accents on the surface of the water. Thanks to its high adaptability, it is ideal for medium to large garden ponds.Flower color: yellowPlanting depth: -30 to -100 cmFlowering time: June to September (VI-IX)Hardiness zone: Zone 4 - hardy & reliable perennialIn a large 3-liter basket (18 cm) - vigorous growth & stable developmentThe strong floating leaves of Nymphaea 'Chromatella' shade the water surface, reduce algae growth and create a natural balance in the pond. It not only impresses with its bright color, but also with its vigorous growth and longevity.A classic, low-maintenance water lily with a sunny character - ideal for permanent pond greening.We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive at your doorstep healthy and undamaged. Despite the utmost care, it is possible that plants may be slightly damaged during postal delivery or due to other unforeseen circumstances. This includes brown leaves as well as broken branches. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes.

Nuphar lutea - Yellow pond mummel (Brandy Bottle) in a 3-liter basket (18 cm)Bright yellow flowers & strong growth for deeper pond zones.Nuphar lutea, also known as yellow pond rose or brandy bottle, is a robust and hardy aquatic plant with striking yellow flowers. It is ideal for larger ponds and is supplied in a sturdy 3-liter planting basket (18 cm) - perfect for secure rooting in deep water areas.Flower color: Bright yellowPlanting depth: -40 to -120 cmFlowering time: June to September (VI-IX)Hardiness zone: Zone 4 - frost-hardy & reliableSupplied in a large 3-liter basket for vigorous growthThe large floating leaves not only provide shade for fish, but also help to reduce algae growth. The eye-catching yellow flowers exude a subtle fragrance and make the Nuphar lutea an eye-catcher in any pond landscape.Easy to care for, decorative and ecologically valuable - the perfect deep-water plant for natural and ornamental ponds.We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive at your doorstep healthy and undamaged. Despite the utmost care, it is possible that plants may be slightly damaged during postal delivery or due to other unforeseen circumstances. This includes brown leaves as well as broken branches. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes.

Veronica beccabunga – Brooklime for pond edge & banksVeronica beccabunga (Brooklime) is a low-growing pond-edge plant for damp banks and the shallow water zone. It is suitable for a planting depth of 0 to –15 cm and remains pleasantly compact at a height of 10–20 cm. The flowering period runs from May to September (V–IX).Flowering period: V–IX (May to September)Hardiness/Zone: Zone 1–2Height: approx. 10–20 cmPot size: approx. 9cmSpecifications for the plant:They visually green pond edges and stream courses softly and naturally, without obstructing the view of the water. Thanks to the long flowering period V–IX, the border zone remains lively for many weeks.With zone 1–2, brooklime is suitable for perennial, low-maintenance pond plantings.Technical data:Botanical name: Veronica beccabungaGerman name: BrooklimeFlowering period: V–IXWinter hardiness zones: Zone 1 / 2Height: approx. 10–20 cmPlanting depth: 0 to –15 cmWith Veronica beccabunga (Brooklime) you are choosing a compact, natural-looking plant for garden ponds, streams and damp banks. Especially at pond edges there are often transitions that can quickly appear ‘harsh’ – for example at stones, liner edges or between plant baskets. Brooklime helps to visually connect these areas: it grows low, has a calm appearance, and provides a natural finish without overloading the pond edge.A major advantage is the long flowering period from May to September (V–IX). This keeps the edge zone attractive for much of the season and gives a well-maintained appearance. Thanks to the low growth height of approx. 10 to 20 cm, Veronica beccabunga is particularly suitable for the foreground of bank plantings or as a ‘filler plant’ in the shallow water zone. It can be excellently combined with taller structural plants that may stand behind, while the brooklime in the foreground softly outlines the edge visually.The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm makes the plant very flexible: place it directly in moist bank soil or in a very shallow water area, depending on the pond layout. For a neat pond edge and easy care, a planting basket is often helpful, especially if you want to reposition the plant later. For growth, a consistently moist location is crucial. Thanks to zone 1–2, Veronica beccabunga is suitable for perennial pond installations and is a good choice if you are looking for a low-growing, uncomplicated plant for damp areas that integrates harmoniously into a natural pond design.Note on shipping: We do our utmost to ensure that our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite the greatest care, plants may be slightly damaged by postal delivery or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as broken twigs. We do not accept liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes.Zoo-Roco tip: Place brooklime along the shore where you want to fill gaps – it looks especially natural when it ‘grows into’ stones. In very shallow areas (up to –15 cm), a planting basket is practical so that the plant stands stably and you can keep design control easily.

Acorus calamus – sweet flag for pond edges & shallow waterAcorus calamus is a robust pond-edge plant with grass-like growth that naturally structures the shoreline. Reaching a height of 60–80 cm, it is ideal as a background plant for shallow water and marsh areas. It can be planted at a depth of 0 to –40 cm and is hardy in zones 2–3.Area of use: Pond edge / Shore zone / Shallow water zoneHeight: approx. 60–80 cmPlanting depth: 0 to –40 cmHardiness/Zone: Zone 2–3Plant specifications: They give the pond edge a calm, natural structure and create a clean transition between the water and the garden.Thanks to a planting depth of 0 to –40 cm, calamus can be used flexibly from the damp edge right into the shallow water area.With a hardiness rating of 2–3, the plant is suitable for perennial ponds and remains easy to care for.Technical specifications:Botanical name: Acorus calamusCommon name: CalamusHeight (cm): 60 / 80 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –40 cmWinter hardiness: Zone 2 / 3Pot size: approx. 18 cmWith a height of approx. 60 to 80 cm, Acorus calamus is particularly well suited to the middle to background of the shoreline planting. It combines excellently with lower groundcovers and shallow-water plants that softly define the edge at the front, whilst the calamus behind provides height and structure. This creates a balanced overall look that appears natural and visually ‘frames’ the pond without obscuring the water surface. A major advantage is the flexible planting depth of 0 to –40 cm. This allows you to plant Acorus calamus in moist bank soil as well as in shallow water areas – depending on the layout of your pond.For many pond owners, a planting basket is a practical solution because it keeps the plant stable and makes it easier to move if necessary. This is particularly helpful in landscaped pond areas for keeping the edge zone well-maintained. Thanks to its specified hardiness (Zone 2–3), calamus is suitable for perennial pond schemes in many regions. This makes it a good choice if you are looking for a long-lasting, low-maintenance structural plant that reliably complements the pond edge and fits well into various planting concepts – from natural to modern.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive at your address healthy and undamaged. Despite the utmost care, plants may sustain minor damage during postal delivery or due to other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as snapped stems. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open water such as lakes or biotopes.Zoo-Roco tip: Place Acorus calamus in the shallow water zone so that the stems gently ‘frame’ the edge, but the view into the water remains unobstructed. If you wish to keep growth under control, place the calamus in a planting basket and position it at a depth of 0 to –40 cm – this keeps the shoreline tidy and allows for adjustments at any time.

Acorus calamus – sweet flag for pond edges & shallow waterCaltha palustris is a classic spring-flowering plant for the garden pond and provides bright splashes of colour with its yellow flowers from March to May (III–V). With a height of 30–40 cm, it fits perfectly at the pond edge and in damp marginal zones. It is suitable for a planting depth of 0 to –15 cm and is hardy in zones 1–2.Flower colour: yellowFlowering period: III–V (March to May)Height: approx. 30–40 cmPot size: approx. 18 cmSpecifications for the plant: They already bring vibrant colour to the pond edge in spring – just when many other pond plants are still reserved.Due to the planting depth of 0 to –15 cm, the marsh marigold is perfect for bank and shallow water edge areas.Thanks to zone 1–2, it is suitable for perennial, low-maintenance pond planting.Technical data:Botanical name: Caltha palustrisEnglish name: Marsh MarigoldHeight (cm): 30 / 40 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmFlowering period: III–VWinter hardiness: Zone 1 / 2Pot size: 18 cmWith Caltha palustris (marsh marigold), you get one of the most popular spring-flowering plants for your garden pond. When the garden comes back to life after winter, it ensures a striking splash of colour by the water with its yellow flowers from March to May (III–V). Especially at the pond edge this is especially valuable: many marginal plants do not shoot up strongly until later – by contrast, the marsh marigold brings early colour and looks natural and harmonious in the process.With a height of about 30 to 40 cm the plant is ideal for the front to middle ground. It fits perfectly at pond edges, in damp border beds or in areas that are permanently moist to wet. The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm makes it perfect for the bank and shallow water edge zone: directly in damp soil at the edge or standing slightly in water. Marsh marigold looks especially beautiful when you plant it in small groups – this creates a calm, natural area that visually softens the pond edge.The delivery in a 18-cm pot makes it easier to plant and gives the plant a good root volume from the start. If you want a very clear pond edge or want to keep the position flexible, a planting basket is a practical solution: this keeps the marsh marigold stable in the desired spot and can be easily moved if necessary.Thanks to winter hardiness zone 1–2, Caltha palustris is suitable for permanent pond installations in many regions and is an uncomplicated choice for a low-maintenance, natural pond edge planting.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite the greatest care, it may happen that plants are slightly damaged during postal delivery or through other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as broken stems. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes. Zoo-Roco tip: Plant the marsh marigold where you often pass by in spring – it’s a perfect starting point for the pond season. If your water level fluctuates greatly in spring, place the plant in a planting basket at 0 to –15 cm so it stays stable and grows reliably.

Acorus calamus – sweet flag for pond edges & shallow waterCaltha palustris is a classic spring-flowering plant for the garden pond and adds bright splashes of colour with its yellow flowers from March to May (III–V). Reaching 30–40 cm in height, it is ideal for the pond edge and damp margins. It is suitable for a planting depth of 0 to –15 cm and is hardy in zone 1–2.Flower colour: yellowFlowering period: III–V (March to May)Height: approx. 30–40 cmPot size: approx. 9cmPlant specifications: They bring vibrant colour to the pond edge as early as spring – just when many other pond plants are still holding back.Thanks to a planting depth of 0 to –15 cm, the marsh marigold is ideally suited to banks and shallow water edge areas.Thanks to zone 1–2, it is suitable for perennial, low-maintenance pond planting.Technical data:Botanical name: Caltha palustrisEnglish name: Marsh marigoldHeight (cm): 30 / 40 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmFlowering period: III–VWinter hardiness zone: Zone 1 / 2Pot size: 9 cmWith Caltha palustris (marsh marigold), you will have one of the most popular spring-flowering plants at your garden pond. As the garden comes back to life after winter, it provides a radiant focal point by the water with its yellow flowers from March to May (III–V). Especially at the pond edge, this is particularly valuable: many marginal plants only really start to grow strongly later on – the marsh marigold, on the other hand, brings early colour and appears natural and harmonious.With a growth height of approx. 30 to 40 cm the plant is ideal for the foreground to midground. It fits beautifully on pond margins, in damp border beds or areas that are permanently fresh to wet. The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm makes it perfect for the bank and shallow water edge zone: directly in moist soil at the edge or standing slightly in water. Caltha palustris looks particularly attractive when set in small groups – this creates a calm, natural area that visually softens the pond edge.Delivery in a 9-cm pot makes planting easier. If you want a very clear pond margin or want to keep the position flexible, a planting basket is a practical solution: this keeps the marsh marigold stable in the desired place and allows it to be easily moved if necessary.Thanks to winter hardiness zone 1–2, Caltha palustris is suitable for permanently designed pond installations in many regions and is an uncomplicated choice for easy-care, natural pond edge planting.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite the utmost care, it can happen that plants are slightly damaged by the postal service or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as broken stems. We do not accept any liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes. Zoo-Roco tip: Plant the marsh marigold where you often walk past in spring – it’s a perfect starting point for the pond season. If your water level fluctuates greatly in spring, place the plant in the planting basket at 0 to –15 cm so it stays stable and takes root reliably.

Eriophorum angustifolium – Cotton grass for pond edgesEriophorum angustifolium (cotton grass) brings a light, natural touch to the garden pond with its white flowers from April to June (IV–VI). With a height of 30–40 cm it is ideal for shore and shallow water zones. The recommended planting depth is 0 to –15 cm; the plant is hardy in zone 1–2.Flower colour: whiteFlowering period: IV–VI (April to June)Height: approx. 30–40 cmPot size: approx. 18 cmPlant specifications: You can design the pond edge to look particularly natural and add an airy, “meadow-like” structure to the shore zone.The flowering period IV–VI ensures bright highlights in spring, which look particularly attractive at the water’s edge.Thanks to zone 1–2, cotton grass is suitable for perennial, easy-care pond planting.Technical data:Botanical name: Eriophorum angustifoliumCommon name: Cotton grassHeight (cm): 30 / 40 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmWinter hardiness zone: Zone 1 / 2Pot size: 18 cmWith Eriophorum angustifolium (cotton grass / cottongrass), you are choosing a plant for your garden pond that creates a particularly natural, light effect. Cotton grass is ideally suited to pond landscapes which are designed to look more natural, or where a soft shoreline is deliberately retained. With its grass-like habit, it adds structure to the edge zone without appearing heavy or dominant – ideal if you wish to keep the water area visually open. The white flowers appear from April to June (IV–VI) and add bright highlights early in the year. Especially by the water, this blossom is particularly attractive because, with a calm surface, it is beautifully reflected and brightens up the shore zone.With a height of approximately 30 to 40 cm cotton grass is perfect for the foreground to midground: it pairs well with lower ground covers and is also harmonious next to taller bank plants which can be placed in the background. The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm makes Eriophorum angustifolium ideal for the shore and shallow-water edge zone. Place the plant in damp bank soil or put it in a very shallow water section.Supplied in an 18-cm pot, you receive a good starting volume that makes establishment easier and makes the plant more stable. If you prefer a defined pond edge or wish to keep the position flexible later, a planting basket is a practical solution – this means the plant remains exactly where it shows to best effect. Thanks to winter hardiness zone 1–2 cotton grass is suitable for many regions and is an easy-going choice for perennial pond edge planting. It is particularly attractive if several plants are set slightly offset from one another – this creates a natural shore effect that visually frames the pond harmoniously.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite all due care, it can happen that plants are slightly damaged by postal transit or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves just as much as bent stems. We do not accept liability for this. Do not plant in open water such as lakes or biotopes. Zoo-Roco tip: Cotton grass looks best when you place it in small groups in the edge zone (0 to –15 cm) and combine it with calmer green plants. If your water level varies, first set the pot a little higher and lower it gradually after establishment – this usually ensures the plant settles more reliably.

Eriophorum angustifolium – Cotton grass for pond edgeEriophorum angustifolium (cotton grass) brings a light, natural effect to the garden pond with its white flowers from April to June (IV–VI). With a height of 30–40 cm, it is ideal for shoreline and shallow water zones. The recommended planting depth is 0 to –15 cm; it is hardy in zone 1–2.Flower colour: whiteFlowering period: IV–VI (April to June)Height: approx. 30–40 cmPot size: approx. 9 cmSpecifications for the plant: They create an especially natural pond edge and bring an airy, “meadow-like” structure to the shoreline.The flowering period IV–VI ensures bright highlights in spring which are especially effective by the water.Thanks to zone 1–2, cotton grass is suitable for perennial, low-maintenance pond plantings.Technical data:Botanical name: Eriophorum angustifoliumEnglish name: Cotton grassHeight (cm): 30 / 40 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmWinter hardiness zone: Zone 1 / 2Pot size: 9 cmWith Eriophorum angustifolium (cotton grass / cottongrass), you’re choosing a plant at your garden pond that creates a particularly natural, light effect. Cotton grass is an excellent match for pond installations that are designed to look natural or where a deliberately soft shoreline is desired. Its grass-like growth brings structure to the border zone without looking heavy or dominant – ideal if you wish to keep the water’s surface optically open. The white flowers appear from April to June (IV–VI) and create bright highlights early in the year. Especially by water, these flowers look particularly attractive, as they reflect beautifully on a calm surface and “brighten up” the shoreline. With a height of approx. 30 to 40 cm cotton grass is perfect for the foreground to midground: it can be easily combined with lower ground cover plants and also forms a good match next to taller marginal plants which may stand in the background. The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm makes Eriophorum angustifolium ideal for the shoreline and shallow water border zone. Plant it in moist shoreline soil or place it in very shallow water areas.If you prefer a clear pond edge or would like to keep the position flexible later, a planting basket is a practical solution – this keeps the plant exactly where it works best. Thanks to winter hardiness zone 1–2 cotton grass is suitable for many regions and is an uncomplicated choice for perennial planting at the pond edge. It is particularly effective if you plant several slightly offset – this creates a natural shoreline effect that harmoniously frames the pond.Note on delivery: We endeavour to ensure that our plants reach you healthy and undamaged. Despite the greatest care, plants may be slightly damaged by postal delivery or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as bent stems. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes. Zoo-Roco tip: Cotton grass looks its best when placed in small groups in the margin (0 to –15 cm) and combined with calmer green plants. If your water level fluctuates, initially place the pot a little higher and lower it step by step after the plant has established itself – in this way, the plant usually starts more reliably.

Cyperus alternifolius – Cyprus grass for pond edgeCyperus alternifolius (Umbrella Plant) is a striking structural plant with umbrella-shaped growth for the garden pond. With a height of 60–80 cm, it adds height and clear lines to the shore and shallow water zones. It is suitable for planting at depths of 0 to –15 cm, and flowers from May to July (V–VII).Flowering period: V–VII (May to July)Height: approx. 60–80 cmPlanting depth: 0 to –15 cmPot size: approx. 18 cmPlant specifications: Its distinctive umbrella-shaped growth adds a modern, neat accent at the pond edge.The planting depth of 0 to –15 cm means the Cyprus grass can be flexibly positioned in edge and shallow water areas.The 18 cm pot ensures a stable start and makes planting by the pond easier.Technical data:Botanical name: Cyperus alternifoliusGerman name: Cyprus grass (Umbrella Plant)Height (cm): 60 / 80 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmFlowering period: V–VIIWinter hardiness: Zone 1 / 2Pot size: 18 cmWith Cyperus alternifolius (Cyprus grass / Umbrella Plant), you introduce a pond edge plant to your garden that immediately stands out for its emphatic umbrella-shaped silhouette. It is exactly this clear form that makes it so popular: it brings structure to the shore planting, appears tidy and creates an exciting contrast to soft-growing marsh and flowering plants. The Cyprus grass appears especially harmonious at modern ponds or clearly defined shorelines – but it can also impress as a deliberate structural focal point in natural-style designs.With a height of approx. 60 to 80 cm, Cyperus alternifolius is suitable for the middle to background of edge plantings. It visually builds up the shore zone without completely covering the pond. The indicated flowering period from May to July (V–VII) complements the seasonal progression, in this plant the focus is usually on the foliage and shape. When planted in small groups it creates a calm, architectural effect; planted individually, the Cyprus grass becomes a real eye-catcher. The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm makes the plant ideal for the shore and shallow water area. You can plant it directly in moist bank soil or place it in the very shallow water zone.Supplied in a 18 cm pot, you receive a strong root volume, which makes it easier to establish and ensures greater stability. For a neat pond edge and maximum control, a planting basket is a practical option – this way, the plant stays where it works best and can easily be moved if required.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite the utmost care, plants may be slightly damaged during shipping or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as snapped branches. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant into open water such as lakes or biotopes.Zoo-Roco tip: Plant Cyperus alternifolius so that the “umbrellas” are clearly visible at eye level – it looks best when slightly reflected in the water. For a neat pond edge, place the pot or basket at 0 to –15 cm depth and use a low ground cover at the front so the transition appears natural.

Cyperus alternifolius – Cyprus grass for pond edgeCyperus alternifolius (Umbrella Plant) is a striking structural plant with umbrella-shaped growth for the garden pond. With a height of 60–80 cm, it adds height and clean lines to the bank and shallow water zone. It is suitable for planting depths from 0 to –15 cm, the flowering period is from May to July (V–VII).Flowering period: V–VII (May to July)Height: approx. 60–80 cmPlanting depth: 0 to –15 cmPot size: approx. 9 cmPlant specifications: The typical umbrella-shaped growth adds a modern, organised accent at the pond edge.Thanks to the planting depth from 0 to –15 cm, cyperus grass can be flexibly positioned in bank and shallow water areas.Technical data:Botanical name: Cyperus alternifoliusGerman name: Cyprus grass (Umbrella Plant)Height (cm): 60 / 80 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmFlowering period: V–VIIWinter hardiness: Zone 1 / 2Pot size: 9 cmWith Cyperus alternifolius (Cyprus grass / Umbrella Plant), you bring a pond edge plant into your garden that immediately stands out due to its distinctive, umbrella-shaped silhouette. It is precisely this clear shape that makes it so popular: it brings structure to the bank planting, appears neat and sets an exciting contrast to softly growing marsh and flowering plants. Especially at modern ponds or clearly defined shorelines, Cyprus grass looks very harmonious – but it can also be a deliberate structural point in near-natural settings.With a height of approx. 60 to 80 cm, Cyperus alternifolius is suitable for the mid- to background of the bank planting. It visually builds up the bank zone without completely obscuring the pond. The stated flowering period from May to July (V–VII) complements the seasonal progression, although with this plant it is usually the leaf and growth form that are the main focus. Planted in small groups, a calm, architectural effect is created; planted singly, Cyprus grass becomes a clear eye-catcher. The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm makes the plant ideal for the bank and shallow water zone. You can plant it directly in moist bank soil or place it in the very shallow water area.Note on shipping: We do our utmost to ensure that our plants arrive with you healthy and undamaged. Despite our best efforts, it can happen that plants are slightly damaged by postal shipping or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as bent branches. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes.Zoo-Roco tip: Plant Cyperus alternifolius so that the “umbrellas” are clearly visible at eye level – it is most attractive when slightly reflected in the water. For a neat pond edge, place the pot or basket at a depth of 0 to –15 cm and combine a low ground cover in front to make the transition look natural.

Carex muskingumensis – Palm-leaf sedge for pond edgeCarex muskingumensis is an ornamental grass for damp locations and the edge of garden ponds, known for its umbrella-like arranged leaves. With a height of 60–80 cm, it brings a calm structure to the shore and shallow water zone. It is suitable for a planting depth of 0 to –15 cm, with the flowering period from June to August (VI–VIII).Flowering period: VI–VIII (June to August)Height: approx. 60–80 cmPlanting depth: 0 to –15 cmPot size: approx. 18 cmPlant specifications: They create a calm, natural structure at the pond edge – ideal as a “frame” for flowering shoreline plants.Thanks to the planting depth 0 to –15 cm, the palm-leaf sedge can be flexibly placed in shoreline and shallow water areas.The 18-cm pot gives the plant a stable start and makes it easier to plant in the desired spot.Technical data:Botanical name: Carex muskingumensisGerman name: Palm-leaf sedgeHeight (cm): 60 / 80 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmFlowering period: VI–VIIIWinter hardiness zone: Zone 1 / 2Pot size: 18 cmWith Carex muskingumensis (Palm-leaf sedge / Umbrella Flat Sedge) you are choosing a structural grass that looks particularly elegant at the garden pond edge. The leaves are arranged like umbrellas and visually resemble small palm fronds – creating a clear, yet still natural, shape, instantly enhancing pond edges. Especially where there are many soft-growing plants around the pond, this sedge provides a calm counterpoint and brings order to the overall picture.With a height of approx. 60 to 80 cm, Carex muskingumensis is ideal for the middle to background of the shoreline planting. It can visually “frame” pond edges without completely covering the water surface. It is particularly harmonious in small groups or as a recurring element along the bank – this creates a natural rhythm that makes the pond look as if it were all of a piece. The flowering period from June to August (VI–VIII) complements the seasonal cycle; for this plant, however, the attractive leaf structure is usually the main focus.The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm makes the palm-leaf sedge suitable for the shore and shallow water zone. Plant it in moist bank soil or place it in a very shallow water area – depending on how your pond is laid out.The delivery in an 18-cm pot makes planting easier and gives the plant a good root volume for a secure start. If you prefer a tidy, easily controlled pond edge, a planting basket is a practical solution: this keeps the plant stable in the desired place and makes it easy to move if necessary.Thanks to zone 1–2, Carex muskingumensis is suitable for perennial pond installations in many regions and is a low-maintenance choice if you want to combine structure, height and a natural appearance.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite the greatest care, plants may be slightly damaged during postal shipping or other unforeseen events. These include brown leaves as well as bent branches. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes. Zoo-Roco tip: Plant the palm-leaf sedge so that from your main viewing axis it “frames the pond” – for example, on the left and right of a seating area view of the water. At a depth of 0 to –15 cm it looks especially natural, and in a planting basket its shape stays neat and can be corrected at any time.

Carex muskingumensis – Palm-leaf sedge for pond edgesCarex muskingumensis is a decorative ornamental grass for damp locations and the edge of the garden pond, known for its umbrella-like arrangement of leaves. With a height of 60–80 cm, it brings calm structure to the shore and shallow water zones. It is suitable for a planting depth of 0 to –15 cm; flowering period: June to August (VI–VIII).Flowering period: VI–VIII (June to August)Height: approx. 60–80 cmPlanting depth: 0 to –15 cmPot size: approx. 9 cmPlant specifications: They provide a calm, natural structure at the pond edge – ideal as a "frame" for flowering bank plants.With a planting depth of 0 to –15 cm, the palm-leaf sedge can be flexibly placed in shore and shallow water zones.Technical data:Botanical name: Carex muskingumensisEnglish name: Palm-leaf sedgeHeight (cm): 60 / 80 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmFlowering period: VI–VIIIWinter hardiness: Zone 1 / 2Pot size: 9 cmWith Carex muskingumensis (Palm-leaf sedge / Umbrella Flat Sedge), you are choosing a structural grass that looks particularly elegant at the edge of the garden pond. The leaves are arranged like umbrellas and visually resemble small palm fronds – this creates a clear, yet still natural form that immediately enhances pond edges. Especially when there are many soft-growing plants around the pond, this sedge creates a calm counterpart and brings order to the overall look.With a height of approx. 60 to 80 cm, Carex muskingumensis is ideal for middle to background planting on the bank. It can visually "frame" the pond edges without completely obscuring the water surface. It is especially effective in small groups or as a recurring element along the shore – this creates a natural rhythm that makes the pond appear as if cast from one mould. The flowering period from June to August (VI–VIII) complements the season; with this plant, though, the main focus is usually on the attractive leaf structure.The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm makes the palm-leaf sedge suitable for the shore and shallow water zones. Plant it in moist bank soil or place it in very shallow water – depending on how your pond is designed.Thanks to Zone 1–2, Carex muskingumensis is suitable for perennial pond installations in many regions and is an easy-care choice if you want to combine structure, height, and a natural appearance.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite our greatest care, plants may be slightly damaged during postal delivery or due to other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as bent branches. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open water such as lakes or biotopes. Zoo-Roco tip: Plant the palm-leaf sedge so that it "frames the pond" from your main viewing axis – for example, to the left and right of a seating area overlooking the water. At a depth of 0 to –15 cm it appears particularly natural, and in a plant basket its shape remains neat and can be corrected at any time.

Carex riparia – Shore sedge for pond edgesCarex riparia is a robust sedge for damp shorelines and the garden pond edge, providing clear structure with its vigorous growth. With a height of 60–80 cm, it is ideal for the middle to background of bank planting. It can be planted at a depth of 0 to –15 cm and flowers from June to July (VI–VII).Area of use: Pond edge / Shore zone / Shallow water zoneFlowering period: VI–VII (June to July)Planting depth: 0 to –15 cm Plant basket: approx. 18 cmPlant specifications: They give the pond edge a stable, natural structure and create a tranquil frame for flowering shore plants.Thanks to a planting depth of 0 to –15 cm, the sedge fits perfectly into shoreline and shallow water zones.The 18-cm pot makes planting easier and ensures a strong start at the location.Technical data:Botanical name: Carex ripariaCommon name: Shore sedge (also: Great pond sedge)Height (cm): 60 / 80 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmFlowering period: VI–VIIWinter hardiness: Zone 1 / 2Pot size: 18 cmWith Carex riparia (Shore sedge / Great Pond Sedge), you are choosing a robust structural grass that is ideally suited for the shoreline zone of a garden pond. Especially at ponds, it is often important to use plants that not only flower but also provide lasting structure to the edge area and create a calming appearance. Carex riparia provides exactly this tranquil, natural effect: it stands stable, looks neat and fits into both natural pond environments as well as clearly designed shoreline lines.With a height of approx. 60 to 80 cm, the sedge is ideal for the middle to background. It forms a green backdrop in front of which lower border plants and flowering plants stand out particularly well. At the same time, it helps to visually embed technical elements such as liner edges or plant baskets.The flowering period from June to July (VI–VII) complements the season, with sedges usually offering structural impact via leaves and growth form. The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm makes Carex riparia perfect for the edge and shallow water zone. It can be planted directly in damp bank soil or placed in very shallow water – depending on the pond layout and the desired effect.Delivered in a 18-cm pot you receive a well-developed plant with solid root volume, making it easier to establish and offering more stability. If you want to keep the pond edge particularly tidy, a plant basket is a practical option: this keeps the sedge where it works best and can easily be moved if needed.Thanks to zone 1–2, Carex riparia is suitable for perennial pond planting in many regions and is a reliable choice if you want to combine lasting structure and naturalness at your garden pond.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive with you healthy and undamaged. Despite the greatest care, it may occur that plants are slightly damaged during postal delivery or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as broken twigs. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes.Zoo-Roco tip: Plant Carex riparia at the pond edge as a “green frame”: place 1–3 plants in a staggered arrangement so that the edge looks more natural. At depths of 0 to –15 cm, it stands stable – and in a plant basket, you keep the shoreline particularly easily under control.

Glyceria maxima ‘Variegata’ – Variegated sweet grass for pond edgesGlyceria maxima ‘Variegata’ is a decorative pond-edge grass with striking, variegated foliage for a crisp, fresh bank appearance. With a height of 60–80 cm, it is ideal for the edge and shallow water zone. The flowering period is from June to August (VI–VIII), and the recommended planting depth is 0 to –15 cm.Area of use: Pond edge / Shore zone / Shallow water zoneFlowering period: VI–VIII (June to August)Height: approx. 60–80 cmPlant basket: approx. 18 cmPlant specifications: With its variegated foliage, it brings lasting structure and brightness to the pond edge – even outside the flowering period.Thanks to a planting depth of 0 to –15 cm, this grass is ideal for shore and shallow water areas.The 18-cm pot ensures a stable start and makes placement in the garden pond easier.Technical specifications:Botanical name: Glyceria maxima ‘Variegata’English name: Variegated sweet grass (also: Variegated water grass)Height (cm): 60 / 80 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmFlowering period: VI–VIIIWinter hardiness zone: Zone 1 / 2Pot size: 18 cmWith Glyceria maxima ‘Variegata’ you are choosing a pond-edge grass that particularly stands out for its decorative foliage effect. Especially for garden ponds, plants are needed that not only look attractive during short flowering periods, but also provide structure throughout the season. The variegated foliage brings brightness to the shore zone and ensures the pond edge looks well-maintained and clearly structured – ideal as a calm framework for flowering bank plants.With a growth height of approx. 60 to 80 cm , the variegated water grass is suitable for the middle to back row of the pond-edge planting. It visually outlines the shoreline without ‘closing’ the pond completely. It looks especially attractive when planted in small groups or as a recurring element along the edge. This creates a natural rhythm that harmoniously embeds the pond.The flowering period from June to August (VI–VIII) complements the season’s cycle; however, the emphasis is usually on the effect of the structure and foliage. The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm makes Glyceria maxima ‘Variegata’ ideal for the shore and shallow water zone. Plant it in moist edge soil or place it in the very shallow water area – depending on the pond’s layout.Through delivery in an 18-cm pot you get a good root volume, which makes establishment easier and provides more stability. If you want to keep the pond edge especially neat or adjust the position later on, a plant basket is a practical solution: this way, the grass remains where it looks best, and you always have full control over the design.Thanks to zone 1–2, the plant is suitable for perennial pond installations in many regions and is a good choice if you want to combine lasting, calm structure with decorative foliage in your garden pond.Note on shipping: We strive to ensure our plants arrive with you healthy and undamaged. Despite the greatest care, it can happen that plants are slightly damaged by the postal service or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as bent twigs. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open water such as lakes or biotopes.Zoo-Roco tip: Position the variegated water grass so that it ‘outlines’ the pond edge: plant it slightly offset along the shoreline so a natural but defined structure results. At a depth of 0 to –15 cm it stands firmly – in a plant basket, the edge remains particularly neat and you can easily move the plant as needed.

Valeriana officinalis – Valerian for pond edge & shoreline zoneValeriana officinalis (valerian) is a stately, natural-looking perennial for moist areas around the garden pond. With a height of 60–100 cm, it adds structure to the shoreline zone without appearing artificial. The flowering period is from May to August (V–VIII), it is suitable for 0 to –15 cm planting depth and hardy in zone 1–2.Flowering period: V–VIII (May to August)Height: approx. 60–100 cmPlanting depth: 0 to –15 cmPot size: approx. 9 cmPlant specifications:You receive a robust shoreline perennial that naturally enhances the pond edge and brings height to the planting.Due to the long flowering period V–VIII, the shoreline zone remains attractive for months and looks well-maintained.Thanks to the planting depth of 0 to –15 cm, valerian can be flexibly placed in moist boundary areas and very shallow zones.Technical data:Botanical name: Valeriana officinalisCommon name: ValerianHeight (cm): 60 / 100 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmFlowering period: V–VIIIWinter hardiness zone: Zone 1 / 2Pot size: 9 cmWith Valeriana officinalis (valerian) you choose at the garden pond a shoreline perennial that appears especially natural and gives the border planting noticeably more height and depth. Especially with ponds, a “flat” impression can quickly arise if only low plants are present in the border area. Valerian creates a beautiful contrast here: it grows upright, adds volume to the shoreline zone and can be excellently combined with lower pond edge plants, which in the foreground gently soften the transition to the water.The flowering period from May to August (V–VIII) ensures that the pond edge looks lively for much of the season. As there is no information on flower colour, this point remains neutral – in the garden image, however, the overall effect of height, structure and flowering period is often the main focus with valerian. With a growth height of approx. 60 to 100 cm, the plant is ideal for the middle to background of the shoreline planting or for moist border beds next to the pond.The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm makes Valeriana officinalis versatile: Plant it in moist shoreline soil or in very shallow areas, depending on pond structure. Especially with fluctuating water levels, it is advisable to place the plant so that it always gets enough moisture without “standing too deep”.The 9 cm pot is ideal if you want to plant several specimens, to achieve a natural, expansive appearance more quickly. Thanks to zone 1–2, valerian is suitable for perennial pond setups in many regions and is a good choice if you want to design the pond edge to be natural, easy to care for, and with distinct structure.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite the greatest care, it may happen that plants are slightly damaged by postal delivery or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as bent stems. We assume no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes.Zoo-Roco tip: If you want a natural shoreline look, do not plant valerian individually, but in small groups (e.g. 3 plants) slightly staggered behind lower border plants. This makes the pond edge appear deeper and more “seasoned”, and the taller stems stand more stably in the overall impression.

Narrow-leaved cattail (Typha angustifolia)The narrow-leaved cattail brings a natural, tranquil pond appearance to banks and shallow planting areas. With its good winter hardiness (zone 2–3), it is suitable for permanently planted pond edges and marsh zones. The flowering period is from July to September. Aquatic and marsh plant for pond edge and shallow water areasFlowering period: VII–IX (July to September)Winter hardiness: Zone 2–3Height: approx. 80–120 cmPot size: approx. 9 cmSpecifications for the plant:Creates a natural bank design and clear structure at the pond edgeRobust and winter-hardy – suitable for perennial plantingIdeal as screening and border planting in marsh zones and shallow areasTechnical dataBotanical name: Typha angustifoliaEnglish name: Narrow-leaved cattailFlowering period: VII–IXWinter hardiness zone: 2 / 3Height: 80 / 120 cmPlanting depth: 0 to –40 cmWith Typha angustifolia (narrow-leaved cattail), you can design pond edges and marsh zones naturally and with structure. The plant is particularly well suited to shallow banks, where its upright growth ensures clear lines and creates a harmonious transition between water and garden. Thanks to its winter hardiness (zone 2–3), it is suitable for permanently designed pond areas and – in the right location – can remain part of your pond planting for many years.The flowering period from July to September makes the narrow-leaved cattail an attractive companion in the summer and late season. It is especially attractive in group plantings or as a calm background for flowering marsh plants. Thanks to the recommended planting depth of 0 to –40 cm, you can use it flexibly – directly on the edge or in shallow planting baskets in the water.The plant is supplied in an approx. 9 cm pot (basket/ready-grown culture) and with a growth height of approx. 80–120 cm (depending on development stage). For good establishment, it is advisable to place the plant securely after planting and choose the location so that it has enough space to develop.Important note: Please do not plant this plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes, as aquatic plants can spread depending on the environment. We pack your plants with great care to ensure they arrive healthy. Nevertheless, minor transport damage may occasionally occur during postal shipping (e.g. brown leaves or bent shoots). Such cosmetic damage is generally not critical for establishment.Zoo-Roco tip: If you are planting cattails in the pond, place them in a planting basket and limit the root area. This keeps the bank area neat, and you can easily move or divide the plant if required.

Sparganium erectum – Bur-reed for pond edge & shallow waterSparganium erectum is a vigorous bank and shallow-water plant that naturally structures and stably «frames» pond edges. With a height of 60–80 cm, it is ideal for the middle to background of the bank zone. It can be planted at a depth of 0 to –40 cm and flowers from May to August (V–VIII).Area of use: Pond edge / Bank zone / Shallow water zoneFlowering period: V–VIII (May to August)Height: approx. 60–80 cmPot size: approx. 9 cmSpecifications for the plant: You are bringing a robust structural plant to the pond edge, which ensures a natural, “grown” bank appearance.Thanks to the planting depth of 0 to –40 cm, the bur-reed can be used flexibly – from the damp bank to the shallow water area.With zone 2–3, Sparganium erectum is suitable for perennial garden ponds in many regions.Technical data:Botanical name: Sparganium erectumGerman name: Bur-reedHeight (cm): 60 / 80 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –40 cmFlowering period: V–VIIIWinter hardiness zone: Zone 2 / 3Pot size: 9 cmWith Sparganium erectum (bur-reed), you are choosing a tried-and-tested plant for the natural design of pond edges. It is particularly suitable where the bank area is to be not only flowering but also permanently structured. The bur-reed grows upright and brings stability to the bank area – ideal for visually calming the transition between the water surface and the garden and giving the pond an “embedded” appearance.With a growth height of approx. 60 to 80 cm, Sparganium erectum fits into the middle to background of the border planting. There it can serve as a green frame, in front of which lower pond edge plants and ground covers stand out particularly well. The flowering period from May to August (V–VIII) complements the seasonal cycle, even though with this species the structuring effect through foliage and growth habit is often the primary focus. For a harmonious appearance, it is advisable to plant in small groups or as a recurring element along the bank line.The recommended planting depth of 0 to –40 cm allows for flexible positioning: directly in damp bank soil or in the shallow water area, depending on the pond’s construction. This allows you to specifically control how present the plant is in the overall appearance. The 9-cm pot is ideal if you want to plant several plants in order to quickly achieve a natural bank effect. For a controllable, well-kept pond edge, a planting basket can be useful – this keeps Sparganium erectum in the designated place and makes it easier to move if necessary.Thanks to zone 2–3, the bur-reed is winter-hardy and suitable for perennial pond installations. It is a good choice if you are looking for a robust, long-lived bank plant that permanently structures the pond edge and blends harmoniously into naturalistic planting schemes.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite the greatest care, plants may be slightly damaged by postal shipping or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as broken twigs. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open water such as lakes or biotopes.Zoo-Roco tip: Do not plant Sparganium erectum in the centre of the pond, but as a border plant along the bank line. If you are unsure to begin with, start at a depth of approx. –10 to –20 cm and later lower the plant towards –40 cm – this makes it very easy to find the optimum position in your own pond.

Ranunculus flammula – Flame buttercup for pond edgeRanunculus flammula is a low-growing pond-edge plant, which provides long-lasting colour accents with yellow flowers from May to September (V–IX). With a height of 20–30 cm, it fits ideally into the shore and shallow water zones. It is suitable for a planting depth of 0 to –15 cm and is hardy in zone 1–2.Flower colour: yellowFlowering period: V–IX (May to September)Height: approx. 20–30 cmPot size: approx. 9 cmSpecifications for the plant:You receive a compact marginal plant, which nestles naturally around the pond without obscuring the view of the water.The long flowering period V–IX brings yellow accents to the shoreline for many weeks.Thanks to a planting depth of 0 to –15 cm, the plant can be flexibly placed at the damp edge or in very shallow water.Technical data:Botanical name: Ranunculus flammulaEnglish name: Flame buttercup (also: Lesser spearwort, depending on designation)Height: 20 / 30 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmFlowering period: V–IXWinter hardiness: Zone 1 / 2Pot size: 9 cmWith Ranunculus flammula (Lesser Spearwort), you choose a delicate yet effective plant for the shore and shallow water zone of your garden pond. Especially at the pond edge, low-growing plants are important to ensure the water surface remains visible and the transition to the surroundings is soft. Ranunculus flammula fulfils exactly this function: it remains compact, can be placed well between stones or along edges and creates a natural, “grown-in” appearance. The long flowering period from May to September (V–IX) is particularly attractive. The yellow flowers add small, cheerful colour accents to the pond edge for many weeks – ideal if you want not just sporadic bursts of flowering, but a permanently lively edge zone.With a growth height of approx. 20 to 30 cm, the plant is suitable for the foreground: it can fill gaps, visually soften edges and have a surface effect without becoming dominant. Planted in small groups, it gives a calm, natural impression; planted singly, it gives specific colour accents.The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm makes Ranunculus flammula very flexible. You can plant it in damp bank soil or place it in very shallow water – depending on how your pond is structured. The 9-cm pot is particularly suitable if you want to plant several specimens to quickly achieve a closed appearance along the shoreline. For a well-kept pond edge, a planting basket can be helpful to ensure the plant stands firmly and can be easily moved if required. Thanks to zone 1–2, Ranunculus flammula is winter hardy and suitable for permanent pond installations.It is a good choice if you are looking for a low-growing, floriferous plant for the pond edge that blends harmoniously into naturalistic plantings.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure our plants reach you healthy and undamaged. Despite the greatest care, it may happen that plants are slightly damaged by postal delivery or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as bent twigs. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes.Zoo-Roco tip: Plant Ranunculus flammula where you desire a delicate “waterside edge” – for example, alongside stones or at the edge of planting baskets. In practice, the plant often gets off to an especially good start if first placed at 0 to –5 cm and later (if desired) set deeper to –15 cm.

Primula rosea – Pink primrose for the pond edgePrimula rosea is a true spring bloomer for damp areas by the garden pond and adds fresh splashes of colour with pink flowers from March to May (III–V). Reaching 20–30 cm high, it remains compact and is ideal for the bank and edge zone. The planting depth is 0 to –15 cm; it is hardy in zones 1.–2.Flower colour: pinkFlowering time: III–V (March to May)Height: approx. 20–30 cmPot size: approx. 9 cmPlant specifications: They bring vibrant colour to the pond edge very early in the year, when many other plants are still holding backThanks to the compact height, the water surface remains visible, while the edge zone blossoms attractively.With a planting depth of 0 to –15 cm, Primula rosea can be placed flexibly in damp bank areas.Technical data:Botanical name: Primula roseaCommon name: Pink primroseHeight (cm): 20 / 30 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmFlowering time: III–VWinter hardiness zone: Zone 1Pot size: 9 cmWith Primula rosea you get a reliable harbinger of spring by the garden pond. Especially around ponds, the first splashes of colour in the year have a strong effect: while the water surface is still calm and many marginal plants are only just sprouting, Primula rosea already sets bright highlights from March to May (III–V). This makes it ideal for visually opening the pond season early and bringing the edge zone to life.The plant remains pleasantly low at around 20 to 30 cm. This makes it perfect for the foreground at the pond edge, between stones or along paths and stepping stones. It does not obscure the view of the water, but accentuates the shoreline in a subtle, tidy manner. Primula rosea looks particularly harmonious if you plant several specimens in small groups: this creates a calm area that looks as though it has grown naturally and creates a gentle transition from water to garden.The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm makes Primula rosea flexible for damp areas. In practice, it is particularly suitable for damp bank soil or very shallow edge zones, where the substrate remains evenly fresh. The 9-cm pot is ideal if you want to use several plants to create a visible effect more quickly. If you wish to control the position precisely, a small planting basket can be helpful – especially if water levels fluctuate.Thanks to Zone 1, Primula rosea is winter-hardy and fits well in perennial pond edge designs. It is a harmonious addition if you deliberately aim for a beautiful start to the season and want to make the pond edge attractive not only in summer, but already in spring.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite the utmost care, it can happen that plants are slightly damaged in the post or due to other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as bent shoots. We do not accept any liability for this. Do not plant in open water such as lakes or biotopes.Zoo-Roco tip: Plant Primula rosea where you often walk past in spring – it is perfect for ‘kissing the pond awake’. If the location becomes drier in summer, combine it with low-growing ground covers at the edge so that the soil stays moist for longer.

Primula japonica ‘Appleblossom’ – Japanese primrose for pond edgePrimula japonica ‘Appleblossom’ is a compact spring-flowering plant that brings fresh colour to damp pond edges and the shore zone. The red flowers appear from March to May (III–V), adding early highlights. With a height of 20–30 cm, the plant stays low and is ideal for the foreground.Flower colour: light pinkFlowering period: III–V (March to May)Height: approx. 20–30 cmPot size: approx. 9cmPlant specifications: They provide visible colour accents at the garden pond as early as spring – just when many pond plants are only beginning to sprout.The compact height keeps a clear view of the water surface and provides a neat look along the shoreline.Thanks to a planting depth of 0 to –15 cm, the primrose can be placed flexibly in damp border areas.Technical data:Botanical name: Primula japonica ‘Appleblossom’Common name: Japanese primroseHeight (cm): 20 / 30 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmFlowering period: III–VWinter hardiness: Zone 1Pot size: 9 cmWith Primula japonica ‘Appleblossom’, you add a charming spring-flowering plant at the garden pond that clearly enhances damp border areas. Especially around ponds, the start of the season is decisive: While many marginal plants are still developing in spring, this primrose already adds colour from March to May (III–V). This makes the pond edge look tidy and lively early in the year – ideal if you would like your garden pond to be an eye-catcher right from the start of the season.The plant remains pleasantly compact at around 20 to 30 cm in height. As such, it is ideal for the foreground of the marginal planting, for damp border beds, or as a colourful accent between stones and stepping stones. ‘Appleblossom’ has a particularly harmonious effect when you place several plants in small groups: This results in a calm, natural look and emphasises the shoreline without visually closing off the water surface.The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm gives you flexibility in placement. In practice, the Japanese primrose is ideal in damp shoreline soil or in very shallow marginal zones, where the soil remains evenly fresh. The 9 cm pot is perfect if you want to plant several for a quick visible effect. If water levels fluctuate, a small plant basket can be useful to keep the plant stable and the location tidy.Thanks to Zone 1, Primula japonica ‘Appleblossom’ is winter-hardy and therefore suitable for perennial pond-edge arrangements. An appealing choice if you want to make the pond edge attractive not just in summer but already in spring.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive at your address healthy and undamaged. Despite all due care, plants may be slightly damaged by postal transport or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves just as much as broken stems. We do not accept liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes. Zoo-Roco tip: Plant ‘Appleblossom’ where you often walk by in spring – it is ideal for bringing the pond edge to life early on. If your border area becomes drier at times in summer, place the primrose a little more sheltered in damp soil (rather than deeper in water) to ensure it is evenly supplied.