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Golden Creeping Jenny Lysimachia nummularia 'Aurea'
Golden Creeping Jenny Lysimachia nummularia 'Aurea'

 

 
Golden Creeping Jenny Lysimachia nummularia 'Aurea'

The golden color can form a good contrast to the other plants
in the pond. It requires good light but makes no other demands. It is most
decorative when planted in small groups.

Hardy zone 4 or higher. Sun or part shade

Flowers June, July and August (and September in warmer zones).

This is a great plant for a water fall or streambed because it makes a blanket of golden yellow foliage.
Water Mint  Mentha Aquatica
Water Mint Mentha Aquatica

 

 

 Water Mint  Mentha Aquatica

Water Mint grows 1' tall. The foliage is aromatic with the fragrance of mint.

Flowers that are fuzzy in texture and are lilac-pink are present in August and September.

Provides quick cover and an easy plant to grow.

This plant can be potted, or the rooted ends tucked into the rocks of a streambed or water fall.

Hardy zone 6 or higher.

Sun to part shade. Can be submerged up to 2".
Bacopa - Lemon Bacopa caroliniana
Bacopa - Lemon Bacopa caroliniana

 

 

Bacopa - Lemon Bacopa caroliniana

Lemon Bacopa grows about 4 inches tall.

Pretty bluish-purple flowers June though September.

Wonderful lemon scent. Dark green leaves

Full sun to part shade

 Hardy zone 8 or higher.

This plant can be potted, or the rooted ends tucked into the rocks of a streambed or water fall.

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