
Aquatic Plants for Large-Scale Projects
Specialist UK-Grown Aquatic Plants for Large-Scale Projects
We supply high-quality UK-grown aquatic and marginal plants for wetlands, natural swimming ponds, field ponds, flood zones, and estate lakes. Whether you’re a landscaper, conservationist, or estate manager, we provide expert advice and bulk supply to support your project.
Our plants help create self-sustaining ecosystems, improving water quality, biodiversity, and erosion control. We work closely with ecological charities, schools, and commercial landscape projects to ensure the right plant selection and densities for long-term success.
The Importance of Aquatic Plants in Large Water Landscapes
Aquatic plants play a vital role in maintaining the health, balance, and beauty of large water landscapes. From improving water quality and reducing algae to stabilising banks and supporting wildlife, the right planting scheme ensures a thriving, self-sustaining ecosystem.
In flood-prone areas, deep-rooted reeds and sedges prevent erosion and aid water retention, while filtration plants keep swimming ponds clear and chemical-free. Larger lakes and ponds benefit from a mix of oxygenators, marginals, and floating plants, enhancing both aesthetics and biodiversity.
Getting the correct variety and quantity of plants is essential for long-term success, creating a functional, visually striking, and ecologically valuable water feature.

Restoring balance to wetlands
Wetland Restoration
Wetland plants are vital for water filtration, habitat creation, and flood management. They absorb excess nutrients, improve water quality, support biodiversity, and enhance wetland resilience.
Plants help to provide habitat for wetland birds and amphibians, boost flood resilience, and create a self-sustaining natural filtration system.

Chemical-free, self-sustaining water
Natural Swimming Ponds
A well-balanced swimming pond uses regeneration zones with aquatic plants to naturally clean and oxygenate the water, removing the need for chemicals or filtration systems.
Plants help to absorb excess nutrients, keeping the water clear, clean, and self-sustaining while supporting local wildlife.

Water retention and erosion control
Field Ponds and Flood Zones
Planting field ponds and flood zones improves water retention, reduces erosion, and enhances wildlife habitats. Native plants stabilise banks and filter runoff, supporting a healthier ecosystem.
Plants help to reduce sediment build-up, improve drainage, and increase habitat diversity for aquatic and wetland species.

Classic beauty, natural balance
Estate Lakes and Grand Ponds
Carefully considered planting enhances estate lakes and country house ponds, combining classic aesthetics with natural balance. The right plants provide subtle elegance while improving water quality and supporting local wildlife.
Plants help to maintain clear water, create a refined, natural look, and support dragonflies, amphibians, and other aquatic species.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many plants do I need for a large pond?
This depends on the size and purpose of your pond. A natural swimming pond typically requires 40-50% coverage in a regeneration zone, while wetlands need dense marginal planting for filtration. Contact us for custom planting plans.
What are the best plants for wetland restoration?
Native reeds, rushes, and sedges such as Phragmites australis, Carex riparia, and Juncus effusus are ideal for wetland projects. They provide filtration, erosion control, and wildlife habitat.
How do I prevent algae in a large pond or lake?
A combination of oxygenating plants, floating plants for shade, and nutrient-absorbing marginals will help. Avoid overstocking with fish, as they contribute to excess nutrients.
Do you supply UK-grown plants?
We only supply UK-grown plants, including both native and non-native species. All our plants are grown in cold UK greenhouses, not artificially heated, to ensure a stronger plant that thrives in the UK climate and conditions.
Do you offer discounts for bulk orders?
Yes, we provide trade discounts for landscapers, conservation projects, and bulk buyers. Get in touch for a quote.
Expert Planning & Specialist Supply for Large-Scale Planting
Successful large-scale water projects require the right balance of species and quantities. We offer free consultations to calculate planting densities, phased planting plans for long-term success, and bulk ordering with reliable delivery to keep projects on schedule.
All our plants are UK-grown, including both native and non-native species, cultivated in cold greenhouses to ensure they thrive in the British climate. Our expert team provides guidance on species selection, helping you create a balanced, self-sustaining ecosystem.
We can supply plants in bulk to landscapers, conservation groups, estate managers, and large-scale water projects, providing high-quality UK-grown species for wetland restoration, natural swimming ponds, field ponds, flood management, and estate lakes since 2016.
Get in touch today to discuss your project and request a quote.