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Water Garden Plant Pack
Water Garden Plant Pack
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2026 Pond Plant Shipping Schedule
2026 Pond Plant Shipping Schedule
Zone 9-12: Early-to-Mid March
Zone 8: Mid-to-Late March
Zone 7: Early-to-Mid April
Zone 6: Mid April to Late April
Zone 5: Early-to- Mid May
Zone 4: Mid-to-Late May
Zone 3: Mid May to Early June
Zone 2: Late May to Early June
Zone 1: Early-to-Mid June
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Sold out for 2026. Preorders for the 2027 season open mid-February, and shipping begins mid-to-late March 2027 to areas past their last frost date. Questions? Contact us at info@wetplants.com.
Getting ready to add a water garden or container pond to your deck or patio? This pack has all the plants you need to create your very own backyard water feature. Each pack has been designed to create a stable aquatic ecosystem: rooted floating plants, marginal plants, oxygenating plants, and floating plants.
Each pack contains:
*Please note the plants listed are examples of what we will send and do not represent the exact pack you will receive.
1 Rooted Floating Plant - Lily
2 Marginal Plant (iris, lizards tail, pickerel)
2 Oxygenating Plants (hornwort, anacharis, ludwigia)
1 Floating Plant (duckweed, water lettuce, azolla)
Choose between our tropical mystery pond pack (USDA Hardiness Zone 9-11) or our hardy mystery pond pack (USDA Hardiness Zones 4-8)
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100% Satisfaction Guarantee
If you accept your plants on the first delivery attempt and find that they did not survive the shipment, please take a photo of the deceased plants within 12 hours of delivery, and, submit a claim by clicking HERE. Please have the email you completed the purchase with and your order number ready. When prompted, please select 'Damaged' as your reason.
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Hitchhiker Warning
We recommend cleaning all plants before adding them to your tank. We regularly perform quality checks prior to shipping plants. However, we cannot guarantee our plants to be snail or hitchhiker-free. If you do not want to risk snails, please consider rinsing plants, conducting a bleach dip, or quarantining plants prior to adding them in your aquarium. Snails are a natural part of working with live plants.