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title: "Ranunculus aquatillis Oxygenating Pond Plant - Fish or Wildlife Pond and bog Aquatic Plants - 2 Bunches"
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# 100cm height for lush oxygenation Oxygenates & purifies pond water Lead weight for stable underwater planting Ranunculus aquatillis Oxygenating Pond Plant - Fish or Wildlife Pond and bog Aquatic Plants - 2 Bunches

**Brand:** lincolnshire pond plants ltd
**Price:** 135092CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌊 Elevate your pond’s vibe with nature’s own oxygen booster!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Ranunculus aquatillis Oxygenating Pond Plant - Fish or Wildlife Pond and bog Aquatic Plants - 2 Bunches by lincolnshire pond plants ltd
- **How much does it cost?** 135092CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- lincolnshire pond plants ltd enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted lincolnshire pond plants ltd brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Wildlife Magnet:** Creates shelter and breeding grounds for fish, frogs, and beneficial pond wildlife.
- • **Versatile Growth Zones:** Thrives in 15-60cm water depth, perfect for ponds, bogs, and large aquariums.
- • **Effortless Pond Clarity:** Competes with algae by absorbing excess nutrients, keeping your water crystal clear.
- • **Low-Maintenance Elegance:** Comes weighted and ready to plant—minimal care, maximum ecosystem impact.
- • **Native Oxygen Powerhouse:** UK-grown Ranunculus aquatilis boosts pond oxygen naturally for thriving aquatic life.

## Overview

Ranunculus aquatilis is a hardy UK-native aquatic oxygenator plant, growing up to 100cm tall and thriving in 15-60cm water depth. Supplied in bunches with a lead weight for easy planting, it naturally improves pond water quality by oxygenating and reducing algae, while providing essential habitat for fish and wildlife. Ideal for outdoor ponds, bogs, and large aquariums, this low-maintenance plant supports a vibrant, healthy ecosystem all summer long.

## Description

Product Description Lincolnshire Pond Plants Lincolnshire Pond Plants is a family run nursery in the heart of Lincolnshire. Originally founded as a small home run nursery before transforming into the award-winning nursery it is today. We provide a selection of Aquatic Plants Marginal Plants Marginal pond plants are essential for creating a natural, thriving pond environment. Providing a range of sizes and colours while supporting wildlife Bog Plants Create a lush, vibrant edge with bog pond plants—perfect for damp areas, they boost biodiversity and add colour, texture, and wildlife appeal. Aquarium Enhance your tank with live aquarium plants—improve water quality, provide shelter for fish, and create a vibrant, natural underwater scene. Water Lily Add elegance to your pond with water lilies—vibrant blooms, floating leaves, and natural shade that supports fish and reduces algae growth. Natural Pond Filtration Pond plants help absorb excess nutrients from the water, supporting a healthier pond. Wildlife Friendly Habitat Aquatic plants provide shelter and breeding areas for fish, frogs, and beneficial pond wildlife. Beautiful Seasonal Flowers Many pond plants produce attractive flowers and foliage, adding colour and beauty to garden ponds. Helps Reduce Algae Healthy pond plants compete with algae for nutrients, helping to naturally limit algae growth. Suitable for UK Ponds Many species thrive in UK climates and are ideal for garden ponds. Lincolnshire Site Drone Lincolnshire Grown Plants Take a bird’s-eye view of our beautiful growing site in Lincolnshire, where we carefully cultivate our pond and aquatic plants. This drone shot captures the scale, care, and natural beauty of the environment where our plants begin their journey. What types of plants should I include in my pond? A balanced pond typically includes a mix of marginal plants (for edges), oxygenators (to keep water clear), floating plants (for shade), and deep-water plants like water lilies for colour and coverage. What types of plants should I include in my pond? A balanced pond typically includes a mix of marginal plants (for edges), oxygenators (to keep water clear), floating plants (for shade), and deep-water plants like water lilies for colour and coverage. How do pond plants help keep the water clear? Plants, especially oxygenators, absorb excess nutrients from the water, helping to reduce algae growth. They also shade the water, slowing algae by limiting sunlight. How do pond plants help keep the water clear? Plants, especially oxygenators, absorb excess nutrients from the water, helping to reduce algae growth. They also shade the water, slowing algae by limiting sunlight. When is the best time to plant pond plants? The ideal time is spring through early summer, when temperatures are rising. This gives plants time to establish and grow strongly during the warmer months. When is the best time to plant pond plants? The ideal time is spring through early summer, when temperatures are rising. This gives plants time to establish and grow strongly during the warmer months. Do I need soil to plant in a pond? Most pond plants do best in aquatic planting baskets filled with aquatic soil or a low-nutrient compost, which helps anchor the plants while preventing excess nutrients in the water. Do I need soil to plant in a pond? Most pond plants do best in aquatic planting baskets filled with aquatic soil or a low-nutrient compost, which helps anchor the plants while preventing excess nutrients in the water. Will pond plants survive the winter? Many pond plants are hardy and will return each year, especially native UK species. However, some tropical or tender varieties may need to be moved indoors or protected. Will pond plants survive the winter? Many pond plants are hardy and will return each year, especially native UK species. However, some tropical or tender varieties may need to be moved indoors or protected. Oxygenating Plants 10 x ELODEA DENSA Milfoil (2 Bunch) Salvinia Natans Callitriche Stagnalis Ceratophyllum (Hornwort) Mixed Oxygenating Weed Ranunculus Aquatillis

Review: Amazing Plant!! - Originally I gave this plant a fairly unkind review but I have to change that. I have four nature ponds of varying sizes around our garden. No pumps, no filters. Just me, wildlife friendly pond products, a couple solar oxygenation floaters and in northeast Scotland, sun can be a challenge so I bought this plant hoping for extra oxygen and help for my huge tadpole community to grow and adult frogs to survive. The plant arrived a bit funky looking, unhealthy, the weight wasn’t identified so I thought the bit wrapped around the stems was simply packaging. I went to my largest pond and tossed it in without much hope. It didn’t smell healthy either and I thought I’d gotten a bad plant. Well, bite my tongue, in June the first two little flowers came up from the stems and the plant was happy and well but still small. I was excited to see it continue to bloom and photograph it but a week later one of our very tall conifers snapped in a storm landing mostly in the pond. Right on top of the ranunculus and it began to die. We live on a very big castle estate and I’d talked to the estate owner about the tree several times. It came from outside our fence to the estate owners had to have it cut. About two months later they removed the tree from the pond. We couldn’t do it as my husband had just had major surgery and couldn’t even remotely handle a chainsaw or anything like that so we were pleased the trees were finally cut as needed. My ranunculus was brown and looked dead except about a and inch or two of green at one end. That was about a month or so ago and with the dead conifers removed from the other side of the fence and the broken one removed from the pond the added sunlight and good weather changed everything. The plant came bouncing back to life m greener and greener every week. Now it stretches to about six feet long and the tadpoles loves wiggling through it with their newly growing legs. This plant was an experiment in one of our ponds and it’s also the most healthy of ponds. I haven’t had to use any products on the water, water chemistry is excellent and it’s crystal clear to look into. Though my other ponds not very big, i know one that is big enough for this plant so next spring I’ll be buying more. I’m really pleased with this plant. I wish I’d been able to see it bloom more but unfortunately a tree interrupted its blooming ability temporarily. Hoping it survives the winter
Review: Not what was expected. - Have stupidly bought this product twice now. First time one bunch half the plant was black and died quite quickly. Other plants I'd bought at same time lived so for one bunch I thought leave as. I bought three more bunch same issues and bunches all but dead. Messaged immediately as per instructions couldn't send a pic which wasn't their fault but I had took pics before I put them in pond. Hoping that a bit might live. Finally got pictures sent through but this was well after the fact and apparently they look fine and that's how they should look. They send info with plants but no where does it state plants will be half black. Had they I would have took more pictures. Before they degraded completely. Shame seemed like a good place. However won't be ordering again. I ordered three bunches not three strands which is effectively what we have now.

## Features

- Hardy Native Oxygenator – Ranunculus aquatilis is a UK native aquatic plant that helps oxygenate pond water and supports healthy ecosystems.
- Provided in a bunch with a lead weight attached.
- Height 100cm Spread 45+cm Depth 15-60cm
- Grows in most situations
- Great for Fish tanks and Ponds

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00USJ282G |
| Best Sellers Rank | 50,726 in Garden ( See Top 100 in Garden ) 96 in Outdoor Aquatic Plants |
| Brand | Lincolnshire Pond Plants Ltd |
| Brand Name | Lincolnshire Pond Plants Ltd |
| Colour | Green |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 out of 5 stars 3,315 Reviews |
| Expected Plant Height Unit | 60 Centimetres |
| Expected Planting Period | Summer |
| Expected blooming period | Summer |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Outdoor |
| Indoor/Outdoor usage | Outdoor |
| Manufacturer | Lincolnshire Pond Plants Ltd |
| Material Features | Organic |
| Material feature | Organic |
| Moisture Needs | Submersed |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Low Maintenance |
| Plant or Animal Product Type | Ranunculus |
| Product Care Instructions | Water |
| Special feature | Low Maintenance |
| Style Name | 2 Bunches |
| Sunlight Exposure | Full Sun, Partial Shade |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| expected blooming period | Summer |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Lincolnshire Pond Plants Ltd
- **Colour:** Green
- **Expected blooming period:** Summer
- **Expected planting period:** Summer
- **Indoor/Outdoor usage:** Outdoor
- **Material feature:** Organic
- **Product care instructions:** Water
- **Special feature:** Low Maintenance
- **Sunlight exposure:** Full Sun, Partial Shade
- **Unit count:** 1.0 count

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: What types of plants should I include in my pond?**
A: A balanced pond typically includes a mix of marginal plants (for edges), oxygenators (to keep water clear), floating plants (for shade), and deep-water plants like water lilies for colour and coverage.

**Q: How do pond plants help keep the water clear?**
A: Plants, especially oxygenators, absorb excess nutrients from the water, helping to reduce algae growth. They also shade the water, slowing algae by limiting sunlight.

**Q: When is the best time to plant pond plants?**
A: The ideal time is spring through early summer, when temperatures are rising. This gives plants time to establish and grow strongly during the warmer months.

**Q: Do I need soil to plant in a pond?**
A: Most pond plants do best in aquatic planting baskets filled with aquatic soil or a low-nutrient compost, which helps anchor the plants while preventing excess nutrients in the water.

**Q: Will pond plants survive the winter?**
A: Many pond plants are hardy and will return each year, especially native UK species. However, some tropical or tender varieties may need to be moved indoors or protected.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing Plant!!
*by C***M on 23 April 2019*

Originally I gave this plant a fairly unkind review but I have to change that. I have four nature ponds of varying sizes around our garden. No pumps, no filters. Just me, wildlife friendly pond products, a couple solar oxygenation floaters and in northeast Scotland, sun can be a challenge so I bought this plant hoping for extra oxygen and help for my huge tadpole community to grow and adult frogs to survive. The plant arrived a bit funky looking, unhealthy, the weight wasn’t identified so I thought the bit wrapped around the stems was simply packaging. I went to my largest pond and tossed it in without much hope. It didn’t smell healthy either and I thought I’d gotten a bad plant. Well, bite my tongue, in June the first two little flowers came up from the stems and the plant was happy and well but still small. I was excited to see it continue to bloom and photograph it but a week later one of our very tall conifers snapped in a storm landing mostly in the pond. Right on top of the ranunculus and it began to die. We live on a very big castle estate and I’d talked to the estate owner about the tree several times. It came from outside our fence to the estate owners had to have it cut. About two months later they removed the tree from the pond. We couldn’t do it as my husband had just had major surgery and couldn’t even remotely handle a chainsaw or anything like that so we were pleased the trees were finally cut as needed. My ranunculus was brown and looked dead except about a and inch or two of green at one end. That was about a month or so ago and with the dead conifers removed from the other side of the fence and the broken one removed from the pond the added sunlight and good weather changed everything. The plant came bouncing back to life m greener and greener every week. Now it stretches to about six feet long and the tadpoles loves wiggling through it with their newly growing legs. This plant was an experiment in one of our ponds and it’s also the most healthy of ponds. I haven’t had to use any products on the water, water chemistry is excellent and it’s crystal clear to look into. Though my other ponds not very big, i know one that is big enough for this plant so next spring I’ll be buying more. I’m really pleased with this plant. I wish I’d been able to see it bloom more but unfortunately a tree interrupted its blooming ability temporarily. Hoping it survives the winter

### ⭐ Not what was expected.
*by K***R on 30 September 2019*

Have stupidly bought this product twice now. First time one bunch half the plant was black and died quite quickly. Other plants I'd bought at same time lived so for one bunch I thought leave as. I bought three more bunch same issues and bunches all but dead. Messaged immediately as per instructions couldn't send a pic which wasn't their fault but I had took pics before I put them in pond. Hoping that a bit might live. Finally got pictures sent through but this was well after the fact and apparently they look fine and that's how they should look. They send info with plants but no where does it state plants will be half black. Had they I would have took more pictures. Before they degraded completely. Shame seemed like a good place. However won't be ordering again. I ordered three bunches not three strands which is effectively what we have now.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pond plant
*by N***I on 28 March 2024*

I have ordered a few oxygenating plants for my small pond. They arrived quickly in the post and looked ok. They are weighted down and put in the pond, but they haven't really thrived. Removed from the pond and kept separately in water to see if they perked up, which they did. Did return to the pond but have been a bit disappointed with them.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Lincolnshire Pond Plants Ltd Ranunculus aquatillis Oxygenating Pond Plant - Fish or Wildlife Pond and bog Aquatic Plants - 2 Bunches
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