The Highlights
- A native oxygenating plant with dark green whorled leaves on stems up to 3m long
- The foliage resembles little horns, hence the common name Hornwort. The plant's latin name comes from the Green 'ceratos' meaning horn
- This submerged aquatic perennial can grow to great depths, making it ideal for large ponds and lakes
- Free floating, but weighting can help secure the plant in the desired location
- Helps to keep your pond healthy
The Highlights
- A native oxygenating plant with dark green whorled leaves on stems up to 3m long
- The foliage resembles little horns, hence the common name Hornwort. The plant's latin name comes from the Green 'ceratos' meaning horn
- This submerged aquatic perennial can grow to great depths, making it ideal for large ponds and lakes
- Free floating, but weighting can help secure the plant in the desired location
- Helps to keep your pond healthy
Care Guide

Pest and disease free
This plant is untroubled by pests and diseases. MORE

Plant in water
Needs a permanently wet soil.MORE

Full sun to full shade
A submerged plant which grows well in all light conditions.MORE

Poorly drained soil
Any permanently moist or waterlogged soil - clay or loam is ideal.MORE

Feeding not required
No need to feed - this plant gets all the nutrients it needs from pond water or soil.MORE

No pruning needed
A very low maintenance plant which requires no pruning. Ever!MORE
For more care tips and ideas visit our Knowledge page
Planting Calendar
- Best time to plant
- Harvest
- Flower
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