Aponogeton distachyos (Water Hawthorn)
Beautiful white orchid-like flowers. Long green strap-like leaves sometimes with brownish patterns. Prefers the cooler climate or semi-shade to flower well. Not for WA.
             

AUD $15.00 each

Aponogeton queenslandicus (Queensland Lace Plant)
A beautiful pond plant with emergent green strap-like leaves and golden yellow flower spiklets during the warmer months. This plant species is now threatened in the wild. We are currently propagating 3rd/4th generation seedlings from wild collected 1st generation seeds from many years ago. Rare. Still under trial. Not to be confused with Aponogeton elongatus or Aponogeton elongatus ssp. elongatus.
           

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Brasenia schreberi (Water Shield)
Native to Australia and Asia. This unusual plant has shield-like green leaves floating on the water and deep reddish-purple flowers. Slow to propagate, hence limited supply.
               

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Hottonia palustris (Water Violet)
An old-fashion water garden plant that is commonly seen in European water gardens. Green submerged or emerged deeply divided leaves. Attractive small pale violet to white emergent flowers during the warmer months. Simply beautiful. Rare.
           

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Hydrocleys nymphoides (Water Poppy)
Floating or emergent glossy green oval-shaped leaves that are thick in texture. Attractive upright pale yellow poppy-like flowers. Not for WA.
             

AUD $7.50 each

Ludwigia adscendens (White Primrose)
This is one of the more interesting species of the Ludwigia genus. This particular species have very distinctive pneumatophores, a breathing type of spongy roots arising at the nodes of the floating or creeping stems. A sun loving plant with pale creamy to almost white flowers that will probably make it unique within it's own genus. It is a plant native to remote areas of Australia, Papua New Guinea, India and other parts of Asia.
             

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Marsilea mutica (Rainbow Nardoo/Water Clover)
Floating or emergent beautiful four-leaf clovers which are often patterned with striking reddish-brown colours.
             

AUD $7.50 each

Nuphar 'Cape Fear' (Cape Fear Spatterdock Lily)
Different to all the other Nuphar spp. in our collection. Yellow flowers with strong green base to the petals. Near arrow shaped leaves.
           

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Nuphar advena (Spatterdock Lily/Cow Lily)
Very large growing almost heart shaped green leaves both floating and emergent. Unusual large yellow marble-like flowers with red stamens.
         

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Nuphar japonica (Japanese Pond Lily/Dwarf Spatterdock Lily)
The true form with arrow shaped underwater leaves and bright green emergent leaves. Yellow brandy bottle-like flowers with sepals/outer petals orange-green.
           

AUD $38.50 each

Nuphar japonica var. 'Rubrotincta' (Japanese Red Pond Lily)
Arrow shaped reddish-brown underwater leaves and green emergent leaves. Orange-scarlet brandy bottle-like flowers.
           

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Nuphar lutea (American Spatterdock Lily)
Large arrow shaped green leaves both floating and emergent. Unusual yellow marble-like flower buds opening up to brandy bottle-like flowers.
         

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Nuphar lutea ssp. 'Pumila' (Dwarf Spatterdock Lily/Nuphar pumila/Nuphar minima)
Arrow shaped green leaves usually floating but sometimes emergent. Yellow brandy bottle-like flowers. A dwarf form of the species Nuphar lutea.
           

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Nymphoides crenata - Inland NSW form (Crenated Water Fringe/Wavy Marshwort)
Green and thick succulent waterlily-like leaves with sparse maroon speckles. Leaf underside reddish in colour. Tiny deep yellow fringed flowers.
             

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Nymphoides crenata - Northern NSW form (Crenated Water Fringe/Wavy Marshwort)
Slight bronzed-green waterlily-like leaves with heavily crenated edges and purplish-brown speckles. Tiny yellow fringed flowers. Similar to the Victorian form, but the leaf sinus is wide open "V". Not as cold tolerant as the Victorian form.
             

AUD $9.50 each

Nymphoides crenata - Variegated Form (Crenated Water Fringe - Variegated Form)
Green waterlily-like leaves with maroon marbling patterns. Tiny deep yellow fringed flowers during the warmer months. Possibly sometimes sold as the "Nymphoides variegata".
             

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Nymphoides crenata - Victorian form (Murray River Crenated Water Fringe/Wavy Marshwort)
Deep green waterlily-like leaves with heavily crenated/scalloped edges and slight purplish-brown speckles. Yellow fringed flowers to the size of a 20cent coin (Australin currency). Similar to the northern NSW form, but the leaf lobes overlap at sinus. Quite cold tolerant. Also known as the "Murray River form" of this species.
             

Currently Not Available

Nymphoides crenata 'Purple Mosaic' (Mosaic Water Fringe/Mosaic Marshwort)
A very beautiful form of the species Nymphoides crenata. Attractive deep green leaves heavily marbled with deep purple patterns. Tiny yellow fringed flowers.
               

AUD $9.50 each

Nymphoides cristata (Crested Floating Heart/Crested Water Fringe)
Circular green leaves edged with red and has rounded lobes. Tiny white flowers. Uncommon.
           

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Nymphoides indica (Water Snowflake/Snowflake Lily/White Water Fringe)
Green waterlily-like leaves initially patterned with purplish-brown. Tiny white fringed flowers bourne by the leaf stem.
               

AUD $7.00 each

Nymphoides montana (High-country Marshwort/Water Fringe)
Oval bronzed-greenish waterlily-like leaves. Tiny yellow flowers emerging by the leaf stem underneath the leaf during the warmer months. This particular species tends to be much more cold tolerant than others under this genus.
               

AUD $7.50 each

Nymphoides spinulosperma (Marbled Marshwort/Marbled Water Fringe)
Largest flowering species from the genus Nymphoides. Golden yellow flowers that can reach up to the size of a 20c coin. Green waterlily-like leaves with reddish-brown marbled patterns trailing around the edges.
               

AUD $9.50 each

Orontium aquaticum (Golden Club)
Green velvet textured lanceolate leaves. Yellow and white pencil-like flower spikes produced during the warmer months.
               

Currently Not Available

Ottelia ovalifolia ssp. ovalifolia (Swamp Lily)
Green strap-like emergent leaves in the warmer months and grass-like underwater leaves during the cooler months. This particular subspecies does not usually produce flowers. Can only be propagated by seeds. Grown as an annual in non-tropical regions.
             

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Potamogeton australiensis (Thin Pondweed)
A beautiful Australian native with rounded oval green leaves emerging on the water surface during the warmer months. The underwater translucent dark green ovate leaves has short toothed margins. Emergent leaves could closely resemble and occasionally be mistaken for the species "Potamogeton sulcatus".
             

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Potamogeton cheesemanii (Red Pondwed)
This is one of the most interesting pondweeds within the southern hemisphere. It's natural distribution range covers both Australia and New Zealand. Under cooler temperatures, the emergent leaves become reddish brown in colour. Leaves submerged during winter and emergent during summer. Often confused with similar species Potamogeton australiensis, Potamogeton sulcatus and Potamogeton tricarinatus.
             

Currently Not Available

Potamogeton javanicus (Small Pondweed)
A small plant with floating leaves during the warmer months. More information coming soon.
             

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Potamogeton sulcatus (Floating Pondweed)
Oval green floating emergent leaves during the warmer months and underwater semi-translucent long lanceolate leaves during other times. Bronzed flower spike during the warmer months.
             

Currently Not Available

Potamogeton tricarinatus (Pondweed)
Australian native pondweed with long strap-like emergent leaves during warmer weather and underwater leaves throughout winter.
             

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Sagittaria subulata var. subulata (Awl-Leaf Arrowhead/Dwarf Arrowhead)
Considered as the dwarf form of the species Sagittaria subulata. Beautiful tiny three-petalled white flowers during summer. Long green emergent leaves during the warmer months that is occasionally splashed with brown patterns and underwater grass-like leaves at other times. Formerly known as "Sagittaria natans".
             

AUD $8.50 each

Triglochin procera (Native Water Ribbons)
Floating or upright green linear ribbon-like leaves. Emergent greenish flower spikes during the warmer months.
             

Currently Not Available