Which oxygen plants are hardy?
Hardy Oxygen Plants
It is a shame to have to buy new aquatic plants every year that break down due to persistent frost and therefore can no longer optimally add oxygen to the pond water. Hardy aquatic plants or oxygen plants offer the solution. These aquatic plants are accustomed to low temperatures and retain their oxygen-releasing function. This ensures that the water quality of your pond is optimal even in winter.
Which oxygen plants are resistant to frost?
This differs per plant. On this page and in the webshop, you can see at the overview how deep the species you ordered can be planted. (For example pondweed - the overview shows that it can be planted between 50 and 150 cm deep.
Floating Pondweed
This oxygen plant roots in the soil and has floating leaves that ensure it casts a shadow over the bottom of the pond. This gives floating algae no chance.
Large Water Ranunculus
This is a beautiful oxygen plant that is also active above the water surface. This plant provides oxygen to your pond and also offers beautiful white flowers that rise above the water.
Native featherweed
This native aquatic plant is an excellent oxygen provider for your pond. In addition, it offers beautiful red flowers and is a real feast for the eyes. Because this oxygen plant is indigenous, it is resistant to diseases and is much more resistant to low temperatures.
Narrow Waterweed
This aquatic plant is a well-known oxygen plant that has been found in the Netherlands and the rest of Europe since the 19th century. Wintering is therefore not a problem for this plant.
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