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Lobelia cardinalis The cardinal flower blooms in midsummer to early fall with bright red flowers over attractive foliage of red and green lanceolate leaves. Grows 32-40" tall in full sun to partial shade. Water depth-maximum 5".

Lobelia 'Queen Victoria' The cardinal flower cultivar'Queen Victoria' grows 24-36" tall with spikes of bdlliant red flowers atop bronze foliage. Blooms midsummer to early fall. Water depth-maximum 5". Plant in full sun or partial shade.

Ludwigia peploides Ludwigia sports yellow primrose-like flowers with long winding stems, creeping across water and muddy areas. Glossy leaves form dense mats of attractive rosettes. This aggressive grower should be confined to container. Blooms April to June. Requires full sun to partial shade. Water depth-maximum 6".

Lysimachia nummularia Creeping jenny or moneywort grows in mats 3" tall with round green leaves and vibrant yellow cup-shaped flowers in summer. Water depth-maximum 2". Requires full sun to partial shade.

Lysimachia nummularia aurea Gold creepingjenny or golden moneywort grows in mats 3" tall with round golden leaves. Its yellow cup-shaped flowers bloom in summer. Water depth-maximum 2". Requires full sun to partial shade.

Lysimachia punctata The punctured moneywort grows 24-36" tall with alternating 3-leaved whorls of round leaves. Cup- shaped yellow flowers. Water depth-maximum 2". Requires full sun to partial shade.

Lysimachia thrysiflora The reed moneywort reaches 2' tall with alternating 3-leaved whorls of reed-like leaves. Flowers in 1" yellow balls alongthe stem. Water depth-maximum 2". Requires full sun to partial shade.

Mentha aquatica The fragrant water mint grows 12-18" tall with burgundy and green leaves atop burgundy stems. Blooms purple in summer. Requires full sun to partial shade. Water depth-moist to maximum 6".

Myosotis palustris Water forget-me-not has fragrant, dense clusters of small, bright blue flowers with yellow eyes appearing in early spring. The green foliage grows in sun to shade 8-10" above the water. Water depth-maximum 6".

Myriophyllum aquaticum Parrot's feather is a good oxygenator and fish spawning habitat in ponds as well as a bog plant. Fast growing with lush, lacy, lime green foliage, it thrives in sun or shade. Water depth-maximum 24".

Nuphar lutea Spatterdock is a large, robust plant with round to oblong 12" leaves. A good substitute for water lilies in moving water. Sports a 3" yellow cup-shaped flower all summer long with an alcohol aroma. Can be planted up to 2' deep.

Orontium aquaticurn The golden club is a handsome native of North America. In deep water, the paddle-shaped leaves are a metallic green above and silvery on the undersides. Yellow flower heads appear on curved white spikes. Grows best in 6-15" of water and at least 12" of soil. Not good in pots.

Osmunda regalis The royal fern is a magnificent specimen plant which grows 3-4' tall with blue-green leaves. It sports interesting brown inflorescences that rise above the foliage. It grows in bogs and moist areas in partial to full shade.

Peltandra virginica Arrow arum creates attractive clumps of lush, shiny arrow-shaped leaves. Blooms in midsummer with pale green flowers followed by lime green berries. Grows to 20" tall in full sun to slight shade. Water depth-maximum 5".

Phragmites australis 'Candy Stripe' Candy stripe reed grows in sun to partial shade from 2-3' tall resembling a variegated dwarf bamboo. Thrives in dense colonies along pond edges and bogs. Water depth-maximum 6".

Pontederia cordeta Pickerel weed grows in sun to partial shade from 2-3' tall with heart or lanced shaped, glossy green leaves. Violet-blue bloom spikes appear from spring through early fall and are good as cut flowers. Thrives in dense colonies along pond edges and bogs. Water depth-maximum 12".

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