13 results for "Aquatic Plants" between € 1.00 and € 50.00

Description: Drawing on the traditions of the past, "The Prairie Water Garden" takes novice and experienced gardeners alike through the process of designing, constructing and maintaining water garden getaways both small and large. But it also adapts those traditi ...

The Australian plants grow over the whole year at temperatures above 18 °C and do not form turions. At lower temperatures, they form weakly dormant turions. In temperate regions, they may also be grown outdoors over summer season. Apical segments ca. 4 cm long are sent by post mail in plastic vials or tubes, from March to November, when outdoor temperature is above 5 °C. For the cultivation conditions see the paper by L. Adamec (1999): "The biology and cultivation of red Australian Aldrovanda...

Made from plastic material, this 14.2" height artificial grass is perfect for your fish tank. Ceramic base makes it not easy to be washed away.

Genlisea repens is also know as the Corkscrew Plant because of the shape of its roots, which contain its traps. It is a perennial, native to boggy areas of Brazil, Venezuela, Guyana and Paraguay. In their natural environment the Genlisea grow as terrestrials or semi-aquatics. They are a very recent discover, only entering cultivation in the mid 80s. This one is the most easy Genlisea to cultivate. They form a small rosette about 3 centimeters in diameter, with linear or spatulate leaves. Most of...

Add a touch of color with this bright green plastic plants for your aquarium or fish tank, non-toxic and harmless, safe for your fishes or other aquatic life.

Discusses various freshwater ecosystems and methods that are used for the purposes of water quality monitoring, including those utilizing aquatic macrophytes. This book discusses methods used for managing aquatic plants, including mechanical or manual harvesting, hand-pulling and biological control.