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LAYDEKERI PURPURATA

(Latour-Marliac - 1894)
Laydekeri Purpurata is a charming and dynamic water lily, known for its numerous medium-large cup-shaped flowers. The flowers, initially a delicate light pink, gradually darken, reaching a vibrant red on the third day of opening. This color transition, combined with the elegant shape of the flowers, makes Laydekeri Purpurata an ideal choice for enriching aquatic gardens with a touch of color and vitality.

Characteristics :

• Dynamic Flowers : Medium-large and cup-shaped, with a unique color transition from light pink to deep red.
• Abundant flowering : Numerous flowers that guarantee a continuous visual impact.
• Suitable for Elegant Ponds : Perfect for enhancing bodies of water of any size.
• Tradition and Refinement : A historic variety that combines timeless beauty and vivacity.

With Laydekeri Purpurata, enrich your pond with a water lily that combines elegance and surprising chromatic dynamism, perfect for creating a unique atmosphere.

Spirodela polyrhiza

S pirodela polyrhiza is an aquatic plant belonging to the Lemnaceae group, distinguishable by its fronds which are larger than those of Lemna minor. Its leaflets are entirely green and have evident veins on the upper surface. Numerous root systems develop under each leaflet, making the plant particularly efficient in absorbing nutrients.

Uses in Phytoremediation: Like other lemnaceae, Spirodela polyrhiza is widely used in the United States and other parts of the world for phytoremediation. Its ability to grow rapidly and absorb large amounts of nutrients makes it ideal for the treatment of municipal and agro-industrial wastewater, helping to remove pollutants and improve water quality in an environmentally friendly way.

Plant Information:

• Exposure: Full sun
• Flowering: June - August

Spirodela polyrhiza thrives in well-lit environments and, thanks to its adaptability and resistance, is an excellent choice for phytoremediation systems and for the decoration of ponds and aquariums.

Marsh rose

Rosa palustris is a unique herbaceous perennial that tolerates moist soils. Although it can grow in partial shade, the plant flowers more abundantly when placed in full sun. It forms a beautiful bush with a drooping habit, helping to create a soft and natural effect in humid gardens.

The flowers of Rosa palustris have five petals, are solitary and very fragrant. Their color is pink, with clearly visible yellow stamens. After flowering, in autumn the fruits appear: bright scarlet red berries that remain on the shrub throughout the winter, adding visual interest to the cold season.

Plant Information:

• Exposure: Full sun or partial shade
• Flowering: June - July
• Height in moist soil: 50–100 cm

Rosa palustris is ideal for moist garden borders, flower beds and areas where the soil is constantly moist, offering scented blooms and decorative winter fruit.

VIRGINALIS

(Latour-Marliac - 1910)
Virginialis is one of the largest white hardy water lilies, an iconic variety that combines majesty and delicacy. Its tulip-shaped flowers are distinguished by their elongated petals of pure white and their delicate scent. With both early and late flowering, Virginialis guarantees an elegant and continuous presence in your aquatic garden.

Characteristics :

• Impressive Size : Among the largest of the rustic white water lilies, ideal for ponds and large bodies of water.
• Floral Elegance : Tulip-shaped flowers with elongated petals of an intense white.
• Long-Blooming : Blooms in both early and late seasons, providing beauty for much of the year.
• Delicate Fragrance : A natural aroma that enriches any garden.

Virginialis is the perfect choice for those looking for a water lily that combines size, refinement and long-lasting flowering.

Callitriche verna (Shrimp's grass)

Callitriche verna is a perennial plant characterized by leaflets that take on two different shapes:

• The emerged or floating leaves have a star shape.
• The submerged leaves are more linear and end in a point.

The small flowers bloom in the axils of the leaves. The plant lives in colonies in cold and flowing waters, preferring partially shaded positions. It does not tolerate depths greater than 20 cm and continues to grow even during the winter. Thanks to its adaptability, it is also suitable for aquariums.

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Plant Information:

• Exposure: Partial shade
• Flowering: March - June

Lemna minor (Duckweed)

Lemna minor is a small floating leaflet, known as duckweed. Each leaflet is about 2-3 mm in diameter, smooth and bright green on the upper side, while the lower side tends to be reddish-brown. These tiny plants live in dense colonies and form a thick carpet on the surface of the water.

Uses in Phytoremediation: Lemna minor is widely used in phytoremediation systems. Lemna-based systems are patented and represent one of the most effective solutions for:

• Remove heavy metals dissolved in water.
• Counteract excess phosphates.
• Reduce excess ammonium nitrogen.

Thanks to its rapid growth and ability to absorb nutrients and harmful substances, Lemna minor is an ecological and sustainable tool for water treatment and purification.

Plant Information:

• Exposure: Full sun

This plant thrives in full sun and contributes significantly to the cleanliness and maintenance of water quality in ponds, aquaponics systems or specially set up aquariums.

Pink Astilbe

Pink Astilbe is a perennial and rustic herbaceous plant, much appreciated for its elegance and the beauty of its pink flowers. The leaves, finely engraved, have coppery reflections during youth and take on a dark green color with maturity. The small pink flowers are gathered in soft feathery panicles that stand out above the foliage, creating a delicate and scenic effect.

Plant Information:

• Height: 60–90 cm in moist soils
• Flowering: June - August
• Exposure: Suitable for full sun, partial shade and shade, as long as the soil remains moist

This plant is ideal for borders and areas of the garden with high humidity, offering a touch of sophistication and color even in partially or fully shaded areas.

MARLIACEA CHROMATELLA

(Latour-Marliac - 1887)
Marliacea Chromatella is a timeless classic water lily, prized for its large, cup-shaped flowers of a uniform pale sulphur yellow that add elegance and brightness to any water garden. This variety is highly re-flowering and will also grow successfully in partially shaded positions, making it versatile and easy to grow. Winner of the prestigious Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) award, Marliacea Chromatella is a symbol of botanical excellence.

Characteristics :

• Refined Flowers : Large, cup-shaped, with a delicate and uniform pale sulphur yellow colour.
• High Repeat Flowering: Blooms repeatedly to ensure continued beauty.
• Versatile : It grows well even in partially shaded positions.
• Prestigious Awards : Awarded by the RHS for its quality and beauty.

With Marliacea Chromatella, your water garden will become an oasis of charm and refinement, ideal for enthusiasts and collectors.

RED WATER MINT

Aromatic and Ornamental Aquatic Plant

Mentha Aquatica Rubra is a fragrant and decorative aquatic plant, ideal for ponds, humid gardens and areas with little water. Its oval leaves, bright green in the shade, take on a suggestive purple hue when exposed to the sun. The pretty lilac flowers, gathered in globose inflorescences, add a delicate touch during the summer flowering period. In addition to its ornamental value, this plant offers a refreshing fragrance that enriches the surrounding environment.

Characteristics :

• Aromatic Leaves : Oval, bright green or purple, with an intense and refreshing scent.
• Elegant Flowers : Lilac, gathered in globose inflorescences, for a graceful, summery flowering.
• Suitable for Ponds and Moist Grounds : It grows well in little water or on constantly moist ground.
• Exposure : Prefers full sun or partial shade for optimal growth and bright colors.
• Plant height : 20-50 cm in moist soil.
• Flowering period : From July to September.

With Mentha Aquatica Rubra, add to your water garden a plant that combines beauty, aroma and functionality, ideal for creating a lively and harmonious atmosphere.

HOUTTUYNIA CORDATA

Ornamental and Ground Cover Aquatic Plant

Houttuynia Cordata is a hardy, groundcover herbaceous perennial that is ideal for decorating water gardens and moist soils. Its branched, vibrant red stems support dark green, heart-shaped leaves with a reddish tinge on the underside. When rubbed, the leaves release a delicious orange scent. The delicate, white, four-petalled flowers are gathered in conical heads that add a touch of grace. This plant is known for its vigorous and sometimes invasive growth, perfect for covering large areas with ease.

Characteristics :

• Scented Leaves : Heart-shaped, dark green with reddish shades and a pleasant orange aroma.
• Elegant Flowers : White, with four petals, gathered in conical heads.
• Vigorous Growth : Ground cover and rustic, perfect for covering large surfaces.
• Suitable for Moist Grounds and Ponds : It grows both in shallow water and on moist soils.
• Exposure : Prefers full sun or partial shade.
• Depth and Height :
  • Vegetation above water : 30-50 cm.
  • Depth under water : 0-5 cm.
• Flowering period : From July to September.

With Houttuynia Cordata, add to your water garden a plant that combines aesthetics, scent and practicality, ideal for creating a lively and scented environment.

MARSILEA QUADRIFOLIA (Water four-leaf clover)

Ornamental and Resistant Aquatic Fern

Marsilea Quadrifolia, known as the Water Four-Leaf Clover, is a fascinating and versatile aquatic fern, ideal for ponds, wetlands and aquariums. Its characteristic light green, four-leaf clover-like leaves make it a unique decorative choice. Frost-resistant, this plant grows even in little water and is suitable for aquariums, where it will tend to emerge and float. As a protected species, it is a valuable plant for those who want to create a harmonious and sustainable aquatic garden.

Characteristics :

• Unique Leaves : Four-leaf clover shaped, light green in colour, perfect for a natural decorative effect.
• Hardy and Versatile : Tolerates frost and grows well in little water or moist soil.
• Suitable for Aquariums : Ideal for aquariums, although it tends to surface and float.
• Protected Species : A special plant that enriches any aquatic garden.
• Exposure : Prefers full sun or partial shade.
• Plant height : 10-30 cm in moist soil.

With the Marsilea Quadrifolia, bring a unique and resistant fern to your garden or aquarium, which combines aesthetics and functionality to create a natural and serene environment.

Sisyrinchium angustifolium

Sisyrinchium angustifolium is a perennial herbaceous plant native to North America, belonging to the Iridaceae family. The plant has narrow linear leaves that grow in compact tufts. Above these tufts, thin flattened flowering stems rise, which support splendid inflorescences.

The flowers of Sisyrinchium angustifolium are hermaphroditic and of a delicate blue-purple color, composed of 6 petals. The flowering is prolonged and the flowers appear for several weeks during the summer, giving an ornamental and constant appearance to the plant.

Plant Information:

• Exposure: Full sun or partial shade
• Flowering: July - September
• Height in moist soil: 20–50 cm

Sisyrinchium angustifolium thrives in moist, well-drained soil and adapts to a variety of light conditions. With its blue-purple flowers and long flowering season, it is an excellent choice for borders, beds, or water gardens, where it adds color and visual interest throughout much of the summer.

ACORUS CALAMUS "VARIEGATUS"

Ornamental and Phytoremediative Aquatic Plant

Native to India, Acorus Calamus "Variegatus" is a versatile and highly decorative aquatic plant. Its long, sword-shaped leaves, green with white streaks, add a touch of elegance and freshness to aquatic gardens. Although its flowers are small yellowish spadices of little aesthetic value, this plant is widely used for phytoremediation, helping to keep the water clean and healthy.

Characteristics :

• Decorative Leaves : Long, sword-shaped, green with white streaks, perfect for enhancing ponds and bodies of water.
• Flowers : Small yellowish spadices, of little ornamental importance.
• Use : Excellent for phytoremediation, improving water quality.
• Exposure : Full sun or partial shade.
• Depth and Height :
  • Vegetation above water : 60-90 cm.
  • Depth under water : 2-5 cm.
• Flowering period : Between the fourth and fifth month (April-May).

With Acorus Calamus "Variegatus", enrich your water garden with an ornamental plant that combines beauty and functionality.

Typha latifolia (Deaf mace)

Suitable for large ponds, Typha latifolia is characterized by leathery, linear and ribbon-like leaves. The most distinctive part of this plant is the female inflorescence: a velvety brown cylinder that almost touches the male one, located in the upper part of the stem. This characteristic makes the plant very decorative and is often used in dried flower arrangements.

In addition to its aesthetic value, Typha latifolia is used in phytoremediation thanks to its high capacity to absorb heavy metals such as copper, lead and zinc dissolved in water, thus contributing to the purification of aquatic environments.

Characteristics of the Plant:

• Exposure: Full sun
• Flowering: July - September
• Height above water level: 150–200 cm
• Depth below water level: 5–10 cm

Hemerocallis fulva

Hemerocallis fulva is a rustic herbaceous perennial characterized by ribbon-like leaves, light green, arched and gathered in tufts. Its large dark orange flowers, similar to those of lilies, are particularly showy during flowering. After the flowering period, it is advisable to cut the stems at ground level to encourage the plant's regeneration and maintain a tidy appearance.

Plant Information:

• Exposure: Full sun or partial shade
• Flowering: June - August
• Height in moist soil: about 100 cm

This plant adapts well to moist soils and different light conditions, making it ideal for gardens, borders or areas where a summer flowering with great visual impact is required.

BACOPA CAROLINIANA

Scented and floriferous aquatic plant

Bacopa Caroliniana is a versatile and decorative aquatic plant, ideal for ponds, aquariums and aquatic spaces in mild climates. Its lax or erect stems have small, oval and opposite leaves, light green in color that can tend to red in full sun. When rubbed, it releases a characteristic lemon scent. When allowed to grow above the water, this plant flowers profusely, producing pretty light blue flowers with five petals. Perfect for adding an aromatic and floral touch to aquatic gardens.

Characteristics :

• Aromatic Leaves : Oval, light green tending to red in full sun, with a fresh lemon scent when rubbed.
• Elegant Flowers : Small light blue flowers with five petals, abundant when the plant is above the water level.
• Suitable for Ponds and Aquariums : Grows well in aquariums and can overwinter outdoors in mild climates.
• Exposure : Full sun or partial shade for optimal growth.
• Depth and Height :
  • Vegetation above water : 20-40 cm.
  • Depth under water : 5-15 cm.
• Flowering period : From June to September.

With Bacopa Caroliniana, enrich your aquatic space with a plant that combines beauty, fragrance and continuous flowering, perfect for creating a welcoming and natural atmosphere.

Thelypteris palustris

Description: This is a small rustic fern characterized by light green lanceolate fronds. This species prefers acidic soils, adapting well to humid and slightly shaded conditions.

Plant Information:

• Exposure: Partial shade
• Height above water level: 30–50 cm
• Depth below water level: 2–5 cm