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Texas Native Pond Plants

Texas Native Pond Plants by Andrea DeLong-Amaya, Director of Horticulture, Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center. These plants are all native to the Texas region and are suitable for ponds and water gardens. If you live outside of Texas, these may or may not be native to your area.

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Hibiscus laevisHalberdleaf Rosemallow
Halberdleaf Hibiscus
Scarlet Rose Mallow
Halberd-leaved Hibiscus
Halberd-leaved Rose-mallow
Hibiscus moscheutosCrimson-eyed Rose-mallow
Marshmallow Hibiscus
Hymenocallis liriosmeTexas Spiderlily
Spring Spiderlily
Spiderlily
Louisiana Spiderlily
Western Marsh Spiderlily
Hydrolea ovataBlue Waterleaf
Ovate False Fiddleleaf
Hairy Hydrolea
Iris virginicaVirginia Iris
Great Blue Flag
Southern Blue Flag
Justicia americanaAmerican Water-willow
Water-willow
Juncus effusus var. solutusLamp Rush
Soft Rush
Kosteletzkya virginicaVirginia Saltmarsh Mallow
Virginia Fen-rose
Saltmarsh Mallow
Seashore Mallow
Lobelia cardinalisCardinal Flower
Ludwigia octovalvisMexican Primrose-willow
Narrow-leaf Water Primrose
Seedbox
Mexican Primrose Willow
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