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Native British Wild Flowers
maple farm, coach gap lane, langar, notts

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Pond plants
avens water

Naturescape offer bare root plant for sale over the internet – potted plants are available at the visitor centre. Pond plants are best introduced during their most active growth period which commences in late May / early June. In a similar way to summer bedding plants, they can be severely checked by a frost if planted early.

Generally speaking, the vast majority of plants are at their best from July to Spetember – with the exception of marsh marigold and water hawthorn which flower in early Spring. On receipt of your bare root pond plants, they should be planted into the soil of a natural pond. In a lined or plastic pond, put plants into baskets (which can be supplied with your order) ideally filling with a clay loam. For most marginal plants (pond edge), we recommend planting into baskets of 1litre, or 2litres for specimen plants. Dwarf lilies are also planted in 2 litre pots, large lilies should be planted in 5 – 10 litre pots.

 

 

Naturescape specialises in native wildlife ponds etc. – please contact us for further information Before you proceed to pond plant catalogue page, we recommend you print out the following diagram – each hydrosere has a letter associated with it – know as a zone. In the catalogue description of the plants we sell, there is a corresponding letter to the zone or zones that are most appropriate for that plant. Click here to go to the pond plant catalogue

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