Top 10 Pond Plants

This is the Devon Pond Plants top ten favourite pond plants for a small to medium size pond.

[DevonPondPlants]

Thank you for bringing this up; we hardly thought that our little videos would reach a worldwide audience but of course they do. It's very important to research the qualities of any plant for your garden and pond, for example Lythrum salicaria (Purple Loosestrife) is an excellent native plant in the UK but an aggressive neophyte in the USA. We only sell to UK residents but please do source your plants responsibly. It's fascinating that the same plant can behave completely differently in different environments where their natural pests and predators, which exert control after evolving together for millennia, do not exist, allowing them to reproduce exponentially.

[Gray_Night-ndSquad]

could add a list of names, or flash the name on the screen. haveing hard time writing the names down

[Littlelamb]

awesome vid! as a newly to the pond game im happy people like you take the time to help others 🙌

[TGDarwell]

Thanks for this video, really helped in choosing plants for my new pond!

[Vikface]

Thanks for showing actual planting depths. Great 👍🏻

[ohminyoungoh]

I'm early stage preparing my small pond. This is really helpful. Thank you for all those helpful information.

[creativecascades]

As a pond builder, we only use plants that are relatively well-behaved and easy to maintain. We see many pond keepers with out-of-control lilies / iris / rushes etc.

[scurge]

very knowledgeable gave me some great ideas TYSM 🌿👍

[stujo]

👍. Just put a pond in. This is just what I needed thought the marigolds were rotting nearly fished it out.

[BeautifuLakesStreamsBiologists]

North American pond owners should note these are mostly species native to the UK. Many of them are noxious weeds in the Americas. Of course many of our native species are weeds in the UK

[bravesoul]

Does it help in clearing the water and bring it to crystal clear stage

[DustySteel]

What’s the tall stuff on the left of the screen?

[webwhisper]

probably wise to use plants native to your zone