Bacopa amplexicaulis (Water Hyssop)
Bright green ovate leaves that clasps the stiff trailing stems. Small bright blue tubular flowers produced in the warmer months. Often used in aquariums. Previously known as Bacopa caroliniana. Not for WA.
               

AUD $9.50 each

Bacopa lanigera (Hairy Water Hyssop)
Oval green leaves grown from hairy sprawling greenish brown stems. Tiny deep violet blue tubular flowers produced in the warmer months. Sometimes used in aquariums. Uncommon.
               

Currently Not Available

Bacopa monnieri (Smooth Water Hyssop)
Small bright green elliptic leaves grown on trailing stems. Beautiful tiny white flowers produced in the warmer months. Also used in aquariums.
                 

AUD $8.50 each

Cardamine lyrata (Water Nasturtium)
Green nasturtium-like leaves on trailing or sprawling stems. Beautiful clusters of white flowers during the warmer months. Also used in aquariums. Not for WA.
               

Currently Not Available

Centella asiatica (Gotu Kola)
Round kidney shaped bright green leaves on trailing stems. Mat-forming habit. An edible plant when prepared properly.
               

AUD $8.50 each

Cotula coronopifolia (Water Buttons)
Golden yellow button-like flowers produced over the warmer months. Succulent-like textured bronze-green leaves on brown stems.
               

AUD $13.50 each

Crassula helmsii (Swamp Stonecrop)
Short linear (or narrow lanceolate) green leaves on trailing pinkish-brown stems. A great plant for the small water features.
                 

AUD $8.50 each

Goodenia humilis (Swamp Goodenia)
A sprawling and carpeting native wetland plant. Long green leaves with golden yellow flowering during spring and summer. Can tolerate cold winters.
               

Currently Not Available

Gratiola peruviana (Austral Brooklime)
Oval green leaves with toothed edges on sprawling green stems. Unusual pinkish-purple-red flowers during the warmer months.
                 

Currently Not Available

Hydrocotyle leucocephala (Brazilian Pennywort)
Large green almost kidney shaped leaves with slightly dentate edges on trailing stems. Tiny spray of flowers during the warmer months. Sometimes used in aquariums. Not for WA.
             

AUD $8.50 each

Hydrocotyle verticillata (Shield Pennywort)
Green circular to elliptic leaves with scalloped edges that resemble the leaves of Nasturtiums. Very tiny spikelets of flowers during the warmer months. Sometimes used in aquariums. Not for WA.
               

AUD $12.50 each

Hygrophila difformis (Water Wisteria)
Green emergent leaves with serrated edges and beautiful pouch-like mauve-purple on white flowers during the warmer months. Often used in aquariums.
             

AUD $9.50 each

Isotoma fluviatilis ssp. australis (Swamp Isotome)
Very small and near oval green leaves with slightly toothed edges. Mat-forming plant with creeping stems. Pale violet-blue to off-white flowers during the warmer months. This is the true form and not the Pratia spp. that is often sold under this name.
               

Currently Not Available

Lilaeopsis brisbanica (Native Water Grass)
Tufty strong green grass-like foliage. A great mat-forming plant for the wet area. Also used in aquariums as a carpeting plant.
             

AUD $9.50 each

Lilaeopsis polyantha (Australian Lilaeopsis)
Green cylindrical and hollow stems growing on creeping stems that floats on water. Easily breaks off to establish into a new area.
                 

AUD $15.00 each

Limnophila aromatica (Rice Paddy Herb)
Narrow ovate green leaves with serrated edges. Heavily fragrant when the leaves are crushed. Purple flowers with white throat appears during the warmer months. An edible plant when prepared properly. Also used in aquariums.
               

Currently Not Available

Lindernia grandiflora (Blue Moneywort)
Attractive violet-blue and white flowers on sprawling stems of round bright green leaves. It is also popular in aquarium plantings.
             

AUD $13.50 each

Ludwigia arcuata (Needle Ludwigia)
Beautiful bright red underwater needle-like green leaves on branching stems (when submergent) or bright green sprawling stems (when emergent). Tiny emergent yellow flowers during the warmer months. Similar to Ludwigia brevipes but the leaves are much more vibrant red in colour. Often used in aquariums. This is the correct plant sold under this name. Limited supply.
               

AUD $9.50 each

Ludwigia brevipes (Long Beach Primrose-Willow)
NEW! A very versatile species similar to Ludwigia arcuata. Small yellow flowers during spring, summer and autumn. Bright green oval-lanceolate emergent leaves with narrower yellow-green (and sometimes red) submergent leaves. Often used in aquariums as well as in ponds. The top image is the emergent foliage and the image below is the submerged foliage. RARE.
               

AUD $10.50 each

Ludwigia glandulosa (Red Star Ludwigia)
This is a truly beautiful and popular plant. Deep purplish-maroon underwater leaves and bright green narrow emergent leaves. Tiny yellow flowers in summer. Often used in aquariums as well as in ponds. The top image is the emergent foliage and the image below is the submerged foliage. Emergent form available summer and sumbergent form available in winter.
               

AUD $12.50 each

Ludwigia palustris (Water Purslane/Marsh Seedbox)
Oval to elliptic green leaves with reddish undersides on branching stems. Tiny emergent yellow flowers during the warmer months. Often used in aquariums.
               

AUD $8.50 each

Ludwigia peploides ssp. montevidensis (Water Primrose)
Deep green oblanceolate to obovate leaves on trailing stems. Golden yellow flowers produced in the warmer months. Tends to grow across the waterline with leaves floating on the water surface. Not for WA.
                 

Currently Not Available

Ludwigia sp. 'Rubin' (Red Ludwigia/Red Creeping Primrose Willow)
NEW! Beautiful green leaves hinted with reddish-brown. Leaf underside is a strong distinct red-pink colour. Tiny yellow flowers during the warmer months. Excellent as an emersed mat-forming plants for outdoor ponds or as stem plants for indoor aquariums. Slower growing than Ludwigia repens and Ludwigia palustris. Rare.
               

Currently Not Available

Ludwigia sp. 'Super Red' (Super Red Ludwigia)
NEW! Vibrant underwater dark red leaves. Truly beautiful and popular plant. Olive green to light brownish emmerse leaves. Tiny yellow flowers in summer. Often used in aquariums as well as in ponds. The top image is the emergent foliage and the image below is the semi-submerged foliage. Emergent form available summer and sumbergent form available in winter. Rare.
               

Currently Not Available

Marsilea costulifera (Narrow Leaf Nardoo)
Beautiful small growing four-leaf clovers with narrower leaves than other species under the same genus. Similar to "Marsilea angustifolia" except for the leaf shape. Sometimes used in aquariums.
                 

Currently Not Available

Marsilea crenata (Scalloped Leaf Nardoo)
Attractive emergent green four leaf clovers with distinctive scalloping leaf margins. Attractive for display or frog friendly pond or bog garden. Rare. Very limited stock.
                 

Currently Not Available

Marsilea drummondii (Nardoo)
Attractive floating or emergent green four leaf clovers that is sometimes feathery or furry in texture. Popular and easy to grow.
                 

AUD $13.50 each

Marsilea hirsuta (Hairy Nardoo)
Attractive emergent green four leaf clovers on short stems. The distinctive hairy sporocarps separates this plant from the others under this genus. Sometimes used in aquariums.
                 

Currently Not Available

Mentha aquatica (Water Mint)
Hairy bright green leaves with pale lavender-purplish rounded ball-like flowers. Very fragrant leaves when crushed. This is the true wild species collected in the UK. One of our earlier imports. Rare.
               

Currently Not Available

Mentha cervina / Preslia cervina (Hart's Pennyroyal/Water Spearmint)
Upright stems of aromatic narrow green foliage. Pale blue-mauve flowers during the warmer seasons. Uncommon.
               

AUD $13.50 each

Micranthemum tweediei 'Monte Carlo' (Tweedie's Pearlweed/Monte Carlo Pearlweed)
NEW! Interesting carpeting plant with beautiful bright green leaves produced on creeping stems. Can be grown in shallow water in ponds or fully submerged as carpeting plant in aquariums. Limited supply.
             

Currently Not Available

Micranthemum umbrosum (Shade Mudflower)
Beautiful green round to oval shaped leaves produced on creeping stems. Can be grown in both shallow water or fully submerged. Often used in aquariums. Limited supply.
             

Currently Not Available

Mimulus repens (Creeping Monkey Flower)
Attractive tiny dark green leaves bearing oversized Monkey face-like lavender flowers during the warmer months.
                 

Currently Not Available

Myosotis scorpioides cv. 'Mermaid' (Water Forget-me-not - Mermaid)
Beautiful sprays of bright sky blue flowers during the warmer months. Hairy green oblong/oval leaves. A hybrid from the species with largest flower size of all. Flowers freely. Not for WA.
             

Currently Not Available

Myriophyllum crispatum (Upright Water Milfoil)
Fine green divided (or pinnate) leaves densely grown on upright stems. One of the more beautiful species from the genus Myriophyllum.
                 

AUD $8.00 each

Myriophyllum latifolium (Water Milfoil)
Green leaves with short toothed edges on creeping stems. Different to other native Myriophyllum species as this one have quite distinctive emergent leaves. Not commonly cultivated.
             

Currently Not Available

Myriophyllum papillosum (Water Milfoil)
Green fine needle-like (or linear) leaves growing on creeping stems. The leaves has numerous tiny short teeth on the margins.
                 

20% off sale

AUD $5.20 each


OR

40% off for 5

AUD $19.50 for 5 bunches


Original price:
$6.50 each.

Myriophyllum papillosum var. 'Red Stem' (Red Stemmed Water Milfoil)
An interesting variant or selection of this species plant with green fine needle-like (or linear) leaves growing on an eye-catching reddish-pink creeping stems. Unusual. Available in limited quantities only.
                 

AUD $15.00 each

Myriophyllum variifolium (Variable Water Milfoil)
Green to tinted red needle-like (sometimes toothed or forked) leaves growing on creeping stems. Tiny red flowers during spring. The stems are reddish at times.
                 

Currently Not Available

Oenanthe javanica (Water Parsley)
NEW RELEASE! Sprawling or creeping reddish-brown stems bearing parsley-like green leaves. Quite rare and not commonly available commercially An edible plant when prepared properly. Not for WA.
                 

AUD $22.00 each

Oenanthe javanica cv. 'Flamingo' (Rainbow Water Parsley)
An unusual plant growing on running stems with parsley-like green leaves edged bright pink or creamy white. This cultivar comes from Korea. Very attractive for displays. An edible plant when prepared properly. Not for WA.
               

AUD $9.50 each

Persicaria decipiens (Slender Knotweed)
Beautiful spikelets of bright pink to white flowers during the warmer months. Green lanceolate leaves with brown markings across. Sprawling habit.
                 

AUD $9.50 each

Persicaria odorata (Mint Knotweed)
Small clusters of pale white flowers. Green leaves with purplish-brown markings across. Sprawling habit. An edible plant when prepared properly.
               

AUD $8.50 each

Proserpinaca palustris (Mermaid Weed)
NEW! Beautiful lime green leaves with serrated margins on creeping stems. The underwater leaves of this plant is mostly treasured in aquascaped aquariums. Finely toothed orange coloured underwater leaf growth can be obtained in aquariums. It is a very slow growing plant, hence only available occasionally. Rare.
               

Currently Not Available

Ranunculus inundatus (Lacy Buttercup)
Deeply divided green leaves with linear (or needle-like) lobes. Small golden yellow flowers during the warmer months. Sometimes used in aquariums.
                 

AUD $13.50 each

Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum (Watercress)
Edible creeping purplish-green leaves growing on trailing stems. Tiny white flowers during the warmer months.
               

Currently Not Available

Rotala rotundifolia (Roundleaf Toothcup/Dwarf Rotala)
Circular green leaves clasping to creeping stems. Beautiful tiny rose pink flower spikelets produced during the warmer months. Also used in aquariums. Not for WA.
               

20% off sale

AUD $5.20 each


OR

40% off for 5

AUD $19.50 for 5 bunches


Original price:
$6.50 each.

Rotala sp. 'Green' (White Flowering Rotala)
NEW RELEASE! Very beautiful pure white flowers on sprawling bright green stems. The underwater leaves of this plant used in aquascaped aquariums. Emergent form available only.
               

AUD $13.50 each

Rotala sp. 'Vietnam' (Rotala)
NEW! Beautiful pale pink to white flowers on sprawling green stems. The underwater leaves of this plant is treasured mostly in aquascaped aquariums. Fine needle-like underwater foliage is can be obtained in aquariums. It is not a fast growing plant but it demands strong light or sunlight to do well. Rare.
               

Currently Not Available