A hardy plant is one that will usually survive the winter in our area (USDA Zone 6). Hardy plants do not need to be “sunk” or removed from the pond in cold weather and can remain where planted year-round.
A marginal plant is one that likes to have its feet wet along the pond’s edges or in a stream. Most like to have their roots submerged in anywhere from 1 to 12 inches of water, depending on the type and size of the plant.
The list below shows some of the hardy marginal plant varieties we usually carry. Selection changes daily, so please visit us to see what’s available.
Please note: While we keep our plant tables stocked full from about April until September, we can’t always guarantee that every plant listed will always be available. Please visit us to see our current selection. We also have lots of plants that aren’t listed below – so you never know what you might discover!