Anacharis. One of the finest oxygenating plants that form a dense mass of foliage invaluable for goldfish spawning and shelter for small fry. They have dark green curved lance-like leaflets on long branching stems. They produce tiny read more...

Pond Water Sprite is a true water fern and a very attractive plant. The blades of the leaves are deeply incised, which are green and flat. Survives in deeply shaded places as well as direct sunlight. Having a poor root system it derives read more...

Jungle Vallisneria. [Click Here for Video] A native, perennial excellent oxygenator that is much larger and has wider leaves than Vallisneria spiralis and is also known as Tapegrass. In the water the leaves can grow to around 2 feet in read more...

Video 5 Oxygenating Plant Collection. Here is a collection of 5 Oxygenating Plants that are shown in our Tricker Video (If you did not view the video click HERE).You will receive 5 great oxygenators, Anacharis, Hornwort, Water read more...

Ludwigia. A creeping aquatic or semi-aquatic plant often planted in wet soil at the pond margin to disguise the edges. Very attractive broad shaped leaves. Also makes a excellent aquarium plant.

Vallisneria . This attractive spiral leaved Vallisneria is also known as Vallisneria spiralis and has grassy foilage with tiny white flowers and can be considered to be one of the best submerged oxygenating plants of all. It is happy in read more...

Green Hygrophila. This oxygenating plant has erect or creeping shoots with attractive submerged light green leaves. It will grow well in any depth of your water garden. Grows in a variety of aquarium depths too.

Moneywort. A well known plant, useful for carpeting effects of the water side in a pond or the attractive "mouse ear-like" leaves that show a wonderful display in an aquarium; the small rounded leaves grow in opposite pairs. read more...

Water Hornwort. This native, hardy milfoil-like aquatic plant is very decorative, of a delicate appearance, and create a green tangle with their fine linear leaf segments, very suitable for fishes and their fry because they are hosts to read more...

Red Hygrophila. A most unusual red variety that is very attractive in your water garden due to its striking red color. Most unusual site in any water garden pool or very attractive in an aquarium!

Sagittaria. A short rosette-like dark green plant which propagates by producing runners. A strong growing plant. At home in any water garden pool or aquarium.

Red Rotala is a wonderful addition to all aquariums. It has thickly-stacked leaf clusters that have green and red coloration that stands out in all aquariums and water garden pools. Grows well in shade or full sun.

Water Wisteria. This plant can adapt to low light conditions and still grow fast and gorgeously. Makes a great space filler and has a beautiful white color on the under sides of the leaves. Under water it grows and has a read more...

Joshua Plant has beautiful sturdy light green leaves. If allowed to emerge from the water makes delicate light lavender flowers. Easy grower and adds a wonderful touch to the water garden pool or aquarium. Native to the Southern United States.

Baby Tears is a wonderful aquatic plant that comes directly from our aquatic nursery. It has small round leaves and makes an excellent plant for fresh water aquariums. Also makes an excellent border plant for water garden pools.

Bacopa. Also known as the "Blue Water Hyssop" and is an easy to grow aquatic plant that produces beautiful blue flowers as it emerges out of the water. The green coloration of the smooth edged leaves makes the attractive delicate read more...

Cobomba. A lovely submerged aquatic plant with bright green soarsely cut fan-shaped leaves which are a delight for browsing fish. Makes an attractive swaying of leaves in water. Native to the South Eastern United States.

Aponogeton Crispus. A solitary plant with narrow leaves on stalks which are wavy or crispate on the edges. Very attractive. Origin is from Sri Lanka. Water temperature around 71 to 82 degrees F. Grows to a height of about 20 inches.

Samolus. This aquatic plant is a member of the Primrose family. The plant forms a rosette of light green, ovate leaves tapering at the base into a very small petiole. The leaves are smooth with discernible viens. If the plant is cultivated read more...

Java Fern. The plant is considered one of the most beautiful aquatic plants with attractive green flowing leaves. Grows well in good light as well as subdued light. Originates from India, southern China and Indo-Malayan area.