Floating Plants for Water Gardens and Ponds (Water Poppy)

Alive and healthy aside from normal decomposition of a few leaves. Im very happy with it. It was bought and shipped in Michigan winter and once it was planted and trimmed it's been rooting everywhere and growing new shoots. From the looks of it there was no contamination of snails either. Can't wait to see it blossom! I

THE PRODUCT WAS NOT LARGE ENOUGH TO PUT IN THE FISH POND. TWO TINY CONTAINERS THAT I TRIED TO GROW IN A LARGER PLANTER. THE TWO PLANTS JUST DIED ALMOST IMMEDIATELY. THE ORDER WAS A FAILURE AND WAST OF MONEY. PLUS NO INSTRUCTIONS CAME WITH THE PLANTS. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THE COMPANY THAT SOLD THE PLANTS. MONEY AND TIME IN VAIN.

when I received these items I thought they were dead. After putting them in the pond for a couple of days, they have sprouted new leaves, so I think they will live

Bought a plant for my small goldfish pond. The first season I had a number of blooms. Here in coastal South Carolina it wintered over. New blooms the second season. Would recommend.

I bought these back in April of 2023, it’s been two summers and still not one flower has emerged. The plants have grown a lot and are covering a 15’x10’ area

Once these take hold, they grow like weeds. I placed them in my 8 ft dia stock tank pond, and they took off. They seem to grow best about 6 in deep in the water, but they do almost as well at 20 in deep… In my experience, the shallow planting will produce flowers, but too much deeper, there is nothing to support the flowers, so they don’t bloom. They are damaged slightly from shipping, but they will recover well in a couple of weeks. Be sure to clean off any dead leaves, and repot them asap. I would not start out at 20 in deep, let them recover first, as deep planting will use alot of energy just to get to the surface. I’m very satisfied with the water poppies, recommend them to anyone with a pond. < Don’t ship them when it’s hot ! > Rich…

Plant came in a plastic plant cup the size of a shot glass. Actual plant had 5 round leaves about the size of quarters; three of which were yellow/brown and dead. One leave was just a rotted steam. Very little faith that this tiny plant can survive or grow. Disappointed.

Grows like a lilypad