Cardamine - 3 Bunches new Note: Common Rush is not

Note: Common Rush is not invasive and can be safely planted in ponds and water gardens without the risk of spreading uncontrollably

The submersed form is compact and relatively slow growing eventually obtaining a large size fitting of center piece plant for the aquarium

Bloom Time: Summer

Common Name: Anubias nana golden

Introducing the Hardy Marginal Pond Plant

Cardamine - 3 Bunches new Note: Common Rush is notCardamine lyrata has round green leaves that gives it an appearance similar to a small version of pennywort. Cardamine lyrata is a true aquatic plant and is best used as a midground or background plant in the aquarium. Trim back stems of Cardamine when they become too long and remember that you can plant these stems in the aquarium to make new plants. Common Name: Cardamine lyrata Family Name: Brassicaceae Native To: Japan Lighting: Medium pH: 6 8