Ornamental Aquatics
Ornamental Aquatics include native and non-native hardy perennials as well as selected tropical aquatics intended for use in water gardens and water features. Many non-native and tropical aquatics are aggressive in their growth habit and are NOT recommended for use in earth bottom ponds or natural areas.
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Juncus effusus 'spiralis'Common Name: Corkscrew rush
Juncus effusus ‘Spiralis’, Corkscrew rush, is a true rush. Cylendrical tightly spiraled foliage uncoils as it grows out in all directions. Often used in floral arrangements, Juncus effusus 'Spira... [ More Info ]
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Juncus glaucusCommon Name: Blue rush
Juncus glaucus, Blue rush, is perfect for winter interest as it holds it's color! Upright blue stems resembling a blue fescue from afar live right on the pond edge in full sun and moist soil. This European native is&#... [ More Info ]
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Juncus inflexus 'Blue Medusa'Common Name: Rush 'Blue Medusa'
Juncus inflexus ‘Blue Medusa’ Rush. 'Blue Medusa' is a true rush known for it's upright curled foliage similar to Corkscrew rush but with thicker leaves and a hazy blue-green color. 'Blue ... [ More Info ]
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Juncus inflexus 'Love Sick Blues'Common Name: Rush 'Love Sick Blues'
Hardy in zones 5-11, 'Love Sick Blues' is known for its striking steel blue foliage that is triangular shaped when viewing a cross section. Growing in blue-green slightly arching clumps about 1-2' tall in full sun to part shade and shallow water, ... [ More Info ]
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Lysimachia nummulariaCommon Name: Creeping Jenny
A good ground cover for the edges of water gardens & growing down along waterfalls, Creeping Jenny grows no more than a couple inches high in moist soils and water no deeper than 1". The flowers are a golden yellow and appear i... [ More Info ]
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Lysimachia nummularia 'aurea'Common Name: Gold Creeping Jenny
A good ground cover for the edges of water gardens & growing down along waterfalls, Gold Creeping Jenny grows no more than a couple inches high in moist soils and water no deeper than 1". The flowers are not as profuse as the s... [ More Info ]
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