Floating Plants for Water Gardens and Ponds (Water Hyacinth) (Water Hyacinth, 1, Count)

I didn’t take care of it very well, and it’s still going strong. Very low maintenance, beautiful, and a fountain and growing fast. It even survived very cold weather outside and stagnant water for a little while.The shipping took a little longer, but with live plants, I mean that’s to be expected I would think. Upon opening it, it looked like trash, just like dirt and roots, but once I set it in the water, it’s spread out. It was extremely healthy and it was bigger than the size that was advertised. As far as floating plants go this was the cheapest I found however, I still think it’s way too expensive for what you get, but maybe I’m not taking into account all the labor and care that it takes to master botany.

Plants came in yellow and almost broken don in a slimy condition, placed in the ornamental pond where they fully broke down. Unfortunate. I’ve had good results in the past.

I ordered a three-pack, and they came looking fresh. So easy...just drop in the pond. Good size plants, 4-5" across with several leaves each. They seem to be doing well in the pond and provide some shade for my two koi. (Note that I live in northern California, and the package shipped from southern California, so they were not enroute too many days.)

The media could not be loaded. A previous order provided me pieces as large as these three combined. They have not flowered and have died off so I decided to order another set of three. These pieces are tiny. They are also brown.. I’m not sure how they will do… hopefully it was not a complete waste of money.

This is the second time I've ordered from this supplier. Both times the plants have been healthy. I unfortunately let my hyacinth freeze last year so I reordered.I ordered from another supplier and the plant never arrived, so I searched my last year's order for this same supplier. The plants came today and appear very healthy and in great condition. I know from last year how quickly they'll multiply. The blooms are striking.

They arrived in pretty good condition. Seemed to be doing good for a while and then they started to thin out and disappear. I wasn't sure if they were dying or being eaten by deer or racoons. When I came back from a 10-day vacation I noticed that the fish didn't touch the vacation food that I left for them and that the plants were nearly gone. Turns out my goldfish love these plants.

They have multiplied and grown excessively, really nice and needs no work.

By time it gets to your house it’s dead