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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.

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.

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.

Dwarf water lily - Nymphaea Pygmaea Rubra - Crimson redThis dwarf water lily is suitable for planting in garden ponds and mini-ponds. The dwarf water lily blooms from June to September and should be planted at a height of between 10 - 40 cm. Scope of delivery Pot with rhizome (rootstock)The plant has few leaves and, due to their fineness, these may break during transportation, but they will grow back.The Nymphaea Pygmaea Rubra is hardy in ponds with a planting depth of 40 cm. Shallow ponds, tubs/bowls or mini-ponds should be kept in a frost-free place.Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes.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.

Dwarf water lily Nymphaea pygmaea ‘Rubra’ red (18cm)The dwarf water lily Nymphaea pygmaea ‘Rubra’ brings an elegant splash of colour to the water’s surface with its red flowers. Thanks to its compact form, it is particularly suitable for smaller garden ponds as well as mini ponds and bowls. Ideal if you want a water lily that doesn’t take up too much space.Dwarf-form water lily – suitable for small water areasFlower colour: redGrowth: compact, for a controlled leaf areaArea of application: Garden pond, mini pond, tub/bowlTechnical dataBotanical name: Nymphaea pygmaea ‘Rubra’English name: Dwarf water lilyFlower colour: redPlanting depth: -10 to -40cmFlowering period: June to September Pot size: approx. 18 cmWith the dwarf water lily Nymphaea pygmaea ‘Rubra’ you bring the typical water lily atmosphere into the garden – even if your pond is rather small or you want to plant in a mini pond or tub. Dwarf water lilies are designed to unfold a harmonious effect in a limited space: Floating leaves on the surface and an attractive blossom, without the water area being quickly completely covered. The ‘Rubra’ variety creates an elegant, easily visible splash of colour with its red flowers.Especially with smaller garden ponds, balanced planting is crucial. Water lilies that grow too vigorously can quickly dominate the surface and “close” the water effect. In comparison, a dwarf water lily remains more compact and is therefore a good choice if you want a calm, well-kept look and nevertheless do not want to do without the classic water lily eye-catcher. ‘Rubra’ is particularly effective when positioned so that you have a good view of the flowers from your seat or terrace – as the red shades clearly stand out against the water and greenery.For establishing, stable placement is important, ideally in a planting basket or a suitable container. This way the rhizome lies undisturbed, and you can adjust the position if necessary. If you are looking for a compact water lily with a strong colour, Nymphaea pygmaea ‘Rubra’ is a fitting choice for a natural yet controlled pond design.Note: We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite the greatest care, it may occur that plants are slightly damaged during postal delivery or by other unforeseen events. This includes both brown leaves and bent branches. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open waters such as lakes or biotopes. Zoo-Roco tip: Put dwarf water lilies in a planting basket so you can easily adjust their position. If the plant is still small at first, start out higher (shallower) and lower them later – this often encourages quicker growth and flowering.

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 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.

Veronica beccabunga - Brook's tongue for pond edges & 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. It flowers from May to September (V-IX).Flowering time: V-IX (May to September)Winter hardiness/zone: Zone 1-2Height: approx. 10-20 cmPot size: approx. 9cmPlant specifications:They give the edge of the pond and stream a soft and natural look without obscuring the view of the water. Thanks to the long flowering period V-IX, the border remains alive for many weeks.With a zone 1-2 rating, the brook lily is suitable for perennial, low-maintenance pond planting.Technical data:Botanical name: Veronica beccabungaGerman name: BrooklimeFlowering time: V-IXWinter hardiness: Zone 1 / 2Height: approx. 10-20 cmPlanting depth: 0 to -15 cmVeronica beccabunga (brooklime) is a compact, natural-looking plant for garden ponds, streams and damp banks. The edges of ponds in particular often have transitions that quickly appear "hard" - such as stones, film edges or between plant baskets. Bachbunge helps to visually connect these areas: It grows low, looks calm and provides a natural finish without overloading the edge of the pond.A major advantage is the long flowering period from May to September (V-IX). This means that the border remains attractive and neat for much of the season. Due to its low growth height of approx. 10 to 20 cm, Veronica beccabunga fits particularly well in the foreground of the bank planting or as a "filler plant" in the shallow water zone. It can be combined excellently with taller structural plants, which can be placed behind it, while the brook brome in the foreground visually softens the edge.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 structure. A plant basket is often helpful for a neat pond edge and easy maintenance, especially if you want to move the plant later. An evenly moist location is particularly important for growth. 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, uncomplicated plant for damp areas that blends harmoniously into a naturalistic pond design.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite the greatest care, it can happen that plants are slightly damaged by the post or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as broken branches. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open bodies of water such as lakes or biotopes.Zoo Roco tip: Place the brook lily along the shoreline where you want to close gaps - it looks particularly natural when it "grows in" between stones. In very shallow areas (down to -15 cm), a plant basket is practical so that the plant is stable and you can keep the design neatly under control.

Primula rosea – Pink primrose for pond edgesPrimula rosea is a true spring bloomer for moist areas by the garden pond, providing fresh colour accents with pink flowers from March to May (III–V). With a height of 20–30 cm, it remains compact and is ideal for the bank and edge zone. The planting depth is 0 to –15 cm, and it is hardy in zone 1.–2.Flower colour: pinkFlowering time: III–V (March to May)Height: approx. 20–30 cmPot size: approx. 9cmPlant specifications: They add vibrant colour to the pond edge very early in the year when many other plants are still reluctant.Thanks to their compact height, the water surface remains visible while the edge zone bursts into friendly bloom.With a planting depth of 0 to –15 cm, Primula rosea can be placed flexibly in moist bank areas.Technical data:Botanical name: Primula roseaGerman name: Pink primroseHeight (cm): 20 / 30 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –15 cmFlowering time: III–VWinter hardiness zone: Zone 1Pot size: 9 cmWith Primula rosea you will get a reliable harbinger of spring by the garden pond. Especially around ponds, the first colour accents of the year have a particularly strong effect: When the water surface is still calm and many bank plants are only just sprouting, Primula rosea already provides radiant accents from March to May (III–V). This makes it ideal for visually opening the pond season early and making the edge zone appear lively.The plant remains pleasantly low at approx. 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 obstruct the view of the water but subtly and neatly emphasises the shoreline. Primula rosea looks especially harmonious when you plant several plants in small groups: This creates a tranquil area that looks as if it has grown naturally and smoothly shapes the transition from water to garden.The recommended planting depth of 0 to –15 cm makes Primula rosea flexible for moist areas. In practice, it is particularly suitable for damp bank soil or for very shallow edge zones where the soil remains consistently fresh. The 9-cm pot is ideal if you want to use several plants to achieve a visible effect more quickly. If you want to control the position exactly, a small planting basket can be helpful – especially if the water level fluctuates.Thanks to zone 1, Primula rosea is hardy and a good fit for perennial pond edge designs. It is a harmonious addition if you are keen to create a beautiful start to the season and want the pond edge to be attractive not only in summer, but already in spring.Note on shipping: We make every effort to ensure that our plants arrive in good health and undamaged. Despite the utmost care, it may happen that plants are slightly damaged by the postal service 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 Primula rosea where you often pass by in spring - it is perfect for “waking up” the pond. If the location becomes drier in summer, combine it at the edge with low-growing groundcover to keep the soil moist for longer.

Ranunculus flammula - Burning buttercup for pond edgesRanunculus flammula is a low pond edge plant that provides long-lasting colour accents with yellow flowers from May to September (V-IX). At 20-30 cm tall, it is ideal for the bank and shallow water zone. It is suitable for a planting depth of 0 to -15 cm and hardy in zones 1-2.Flower colour: yellowFlowering time: V-IX (May to September)Height: approx. 20-30 cmPot size: approx. 9cmPlant specifications:You get a compact marginal plant that naturally embeds the pond without obscuring the view of the water.The long flowering period V-IX brings splashes of yellow colour to the bank zone for many weeks.Thanks to the planting depth of 0 to -15 cm, the plant can be placed flexibly at the moist edge or in very shallow water.Technical data:Botanical name: Ranunculus flammulaGerman name: Burning buttercup (also: small marsh buttercup, depending on the name)Height: 20 / 30 cmPlanting depth: 0 / -15 cmFlowering time: V-IXWinter hardiness: Zone 1 / 2Pot size: 9 cmRanunculus flammula (Lesser Spearwort) is a delicate but effective plant for the shore and shallow water zone of your garden pond. Low plants are particularly important at the edge of the pond so that the water surface remains visible and the transition to the surrounding area appears soft. Ranunculus flammula fulfils exactly this task: it remains compact, can be easily placed between stones or along edges and creates a natural, "grown" look. The long flowering period from May to September (V-IX) is particularly attractive. The yellow flowers bring small, friendly accents of colour to the edge of the pond for many weeks - ideal if you want a permanently lively edge zone rather than just selective flowering phases.With a growth height of approx. 20 to 30 cm, the plant is suitable for the foreground: it can close gaps, visually soften edges and create a two-dimensional effect without becoming dominant. Planted in small groups, it creates a calm, natural impression; planted individually, it provides a targeted splash of colour.The recommended planting depth of 0 to -15 cm makes Ranunculus flammula very flexible. You can plant it in moist bank soil or in very shallow water - depending on how your pond is constructed. The 9 cm pot is particularly suitable if you want to place several plants in order to quickly achieve a cohesive look along the shoreline. For a neat pond edge, a plant basket can be helpful so that the plant is stable and can be easily moved if necessary. Thanks to zone 1-2, Ranunculus flammula is hardy and suitable for perennial pond installations.It is a good choice if you are looking for a low, flowering plant for the edge of the pond that 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, it can happen that plants are slightly damaged by the post or other unforeseen events. This includes brown leaves as well as broken branches. We accept no liability for this. Do not plant in open bodies of water such as lakes or biotopes.Zoo Roco tip: Plant Ranunculus flammula where you want a fine "bank edge" - for example along stones or at the edge of planting baskets. In practice, the plant often gets off to a particularly good start if it is initially placed at 0 to -5 cm and later (if desired) at a depth of -15 cm.

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 time: V–VIII (May to August)Height: approx. 60–80 cmPot size: approx. 9cmPlant specifications: You bring a robust structural plant to the pond edge, ensuring a natural, “grown” bank appearance.Owing to the planting depth of 0 to –40 cm, bur-reed is flexible in use – from the moist edge 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-reed (engl. Burreed)Height (cm): 60 / 80 cmPlanting depth: 0 / –40 cmFlowering time: V–VIIIWinter hardiness zone: Zone 2 / 3Pot size: 9 cmWith Sparganium erectum (bur-reed / Burreed) you are choosing a proven plant for naturalistic pond edge design. It is particularly suitable if the bank area is to be not only flowering but also permanently structured. Bur-reed grows upright and brings stability to the bank zone – ideal for visually allying the transition between water surface and garden and for giving the pond an “embedded” appearance.With a growth height of about 60 to 80 cm, Sparganium erectum fits in 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 are shown off to particular effect. The flowering period from May to August (V–VIII) complements the season, even though for this species the structuring effect via leaf and growth form often takes centre stage. For a harmonious appearance, it is recommended to plant in small groups or as a recurring element along the bank line.The recommended planting depth of 0 to –40 cm allows flexible placement: directly into moist bank soil or the shallow water area, depending on pond layout. This allows you to control how present the plant is in the overall look. The 9-cm pot is ideal if you want to plant several specimens in order to quickly achieve a natural bank effect. For a controllable, neat pond edge, a planting basket can be useful – this way, Sparganium erectum remains in the intended spot and is easier to move if necessary.Thanks to zone 2–3, bur-reed is hardy and suitable for perennial pond systems. It is a good choice if you are looking for a robust, long-lived marginal plant that permanently structures the pond edge and blends harmoniously into naturalistic planting schemes.Note on shipping: We take great care to ensure that our plants arrive healthy and undamaged. Despite the utmost care, it can happen that plants are slightly damaged by postal transport or other unforeseen events. 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.Zoo-Roco tip: Do not plant Sparganium erectum in the centre of the pond, but as a border plant along the pond edge. If you are unsure at first, start at about –10 to –20 cm depth and gradually lower the plant towards –40 cm – this makes it easy to find the optimal position in your own pond.

Narrow-leaved cattail (Typha angustifolia)The narrow-leaved cattail brings a natural, tranquil pond look to the bank areas and shallow planting zones. 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. Water 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. 18 cmPlant specifications:Provides a near-natural bank design and clear structure at the pond edgeRobust and winter-hardy – suitable for perennial plantingIdeal as screening and marginal planting in marsh zones and shallow areasTechnical dataBotanical name: Typha angustifoliaGerman 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 the pond edge and marsh zone naturally and with structure. The plant fits especially well in shallow bank areas, where its upright growth creates clear lines and makes the transition between water and garden appear harmonious. Thanks to its winter hardiness (zone 2–3), it is suitable for permanently designed pond areas and can – in the right location – 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 effective in group plantings or as a tranquil background for blooming marsh plants. Thanks to the recommended planting depth of 0 to –40 cm, you can use it flexibly – directly at the edge or in shallow planting baskets in the water.The plant is delivered in an approx. 10 cm pot (basket/ready cultivation) and with a growth height of approx. 80–120 cm (depending on development stage). For good establishment, it is advisable to place the plant stably after planting and to choose a location that provides enough space for its development.Important note: Please do not plant this species in open bodies of water such as lakes or biotopes, as aquatic plants can spread depending on their environment. We pack your plants with great care to ensure they arrive in good health. Nevertheless, slight transport damage (e.g. brown leaves or bent shoots) may occasionally occur during postal shipping. Such visual impairments are generally uncritical for establishment.Zoo-Roco tip: When planting cattails in the pond, place them in a planting basket and limit the root space. This keeps the shore area tidy, and you can easily move or divide the plant if necessary.