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2nd SelectionPlant Name: Aponogeton distachyusPlant Common Name: Water HawthorneGrows similar to a waterlily, but is smaller, with long,narrow floating leaves. Abundant blooms very early in thespring, andflowers smelllike vanilla.Tends to godormant in hotsummerweather, butexcellent forspring and fall,before andafter waterliliesare at theirpeak. In ourmild Oregonclimate, theyusually bloom year round; in hot climates, they bloom infall, winter and spring.Request info at www.pondtrademag.com/infocard/ # 123 # 148‰‰3rd SelectionPlant Name: ThaliageniculataPlant CommonName: Red Stem ThaliaLarge and strikingspecimen plant, withbright red stems whengrown in full sun. Grow inlarge pot for full effect.Jim PurcellOregon Aquatics Inc.90760 North Prairie Rd.Eugene, Oregon 97402Wholesale OnlyContact: Verena Liechti,President541-461-5537Fax: 541-689-3980andSouthwest Aquatics LLC.20634 Avenue 256Exeter, California 93221Wholesale Only559-594-4939 aFax: 559-594-493028 POND Trade Magazine pondtrademag.com
Editors Note Re:My FavoriteAquatic PlantThis article was more difficult then weoriginally thought it would be. Wecommend the authors from around NorthAmerica– Kelly Billing (Maryland),Rowena Burns (Canada),Tish Folsom (Virginia),and Jim Purcell (Oregon) for sharing theirfavorite aquatic plants with us. It wasdifficult to select just three plants,because plants have so many differentuses. For some they selected what theyfeel is one of the more interestingplants.All four of these authors are activemembers of the International Waterlily &Water Gardening Society (IWGS).IWGS’s 26th Annual Symposium will beheld in San Angelo, Texas this year –September 16 to 19.See the IWGS web site for moreinformation about IWGS Waterlily Festival2010. www.iwgs.orgRequest info/ # 138‰May/June 2010Request info at www.pondtrademag.com/infocard/ # 112‰POND Trade Magazine29
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