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Shoreline Seed Mix -Aquatic Plant Seeds Covers Up to 4500 sqft- Grow Marginal Pond Plants

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  • Pond & Lake Shoreline Seed Mix contains a specialized selection of grasses, sedges, and rushes to establish an erosion resistant root system at the water's edge- Each aquatic plant species in the blend is selected for it's microhabitat on the shoreline
  • Sedges like to have their roots in the water, but the crown of the plant out of the water- with their dense root mass, they do the hard work of protecting against wave action- sedge roots often extend 18" or more into the soil
  • Rushes are hardy pond plants included in the blend that grow in water up to 6" deep- stems provide excellent habitat for bluegill fry and minnows and are a habitat forr birds and waterfowl
  • Great for new pond construction or ponds with shoreline erosion issues- germination begins in 7-10 days with sufficient soil moisture- plant aquatic grass seeds within 12" of the normal water line
  • Package includes 1 lb of aquatic pond plant seeds which covers up to 4500 square feet


The Shoreline Seed Mix a specialized selection of shoreline grasses, sedges, and rushes to establish an erosion resistant root system at the water's edge. Benefits of planting this blend of aquatic pond plants include shoreline stabilization, improved habitat for young fish and wildlife, and a food source for ducks and songbirds. These hardy pond plants provide a low maintenance shoreline buffer from run-off. The pond plant seeds grow best in water 6" above the water level to 6" below the water line. Rake seed approximately 1" into soil to prevent aquatic seeds from blowing away or floating away. Germination time on each species varies , but begins at approximately 7-10 days for aquatic grasses.


Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2024
I put around the edge of my pond in the water out of the water, Only three came out of all those seeds. Horrible would not recommend
John
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2024
Thought I'd give it a try in a creek in the Chesapeake Bay. Not one seed terminated. Was looking for shoreline erosion control.