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Dear team, my Shirley Giant Onions are growing like mad - all my mates are asking how
I grow them so big.I told when I received them as plants I followed your instrutions and just sat back and watched them grow. So I gave them your email. Can't wait to taste them. Be in touch again.
R Bradley, hassocks west sussex
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Dear team, my Shirley Giant Onions are growing like mad - all my mates are asking how
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R Bradley, hassocks west sussex
Oxygenating Pond Plants
Part of creating and maintaining a successful pond is building a micro eco-system that can help the pond to be as self-sufficient as possible. Oxygenating pond plants are one of the most vital elements in a pond, helping to sustain underwater life and ensuring that the pond water remains clear, healthy and viable for all your pond’s inhabitants – both flora and fauna! At Victoriana, we’ve created a listing to help you choose the most appropriate oxygenating plants for your pond size and set-up. We also supply a free growing guide with each order to help you grow and maintain plants that will keep your pond healthy and full of life for years to come.
Phragmites australis
A plant with so many uses that likes to grow in water up to 3 feet (1 metre) deep. Can be used to cleanse water, thatch a roof or make flour! Very versatile.
Available Now
Supplied as a pot grown plant (grown in a 9cm pot)
Water Lettuce
Looks like a floating head of lettuce with light green foliage, a valuable oxygenator, and provides shade for fish. Very attractive.
Available from APPROXIMATELY May 2020
Supplied as a bare root plant