MARGINALS

MARGINALS

Marginal pond plants are those that grow in the shallow water around the edges of ponds.

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Marginal pond plants are those that grow in the shallow water around the edges of ponds. They provide a number of benefits including:

 

  • Oxygenation: Marginal plants absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen into the water, which helps to keep the water healthy for fish and other aquatic life.
  • Nutrient removal: Marginal plants absorb nutrients from the water, which can help to prevent algae blooms.
  • Shade: Marginal plants can provide shade for fish and other aquatic life, which can help to keep them cool and comfortable.
  • Habitat: Marginal plants provide habitat for a variety of wildlife, such as frogs, dragonflies, and damselflies.
  • Beauty: Marginal plants can add beauty to a pond, making it a more attractive and inviting space.
  • Erosion control: Marginal plants can help to prevent erosion by stabilizing the shoreline.