Frogbit - Floating Pond Plant

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Frogbit- Floating Plant

Description

Frogbit (Limnobium spongia)

The green heart shaped leaves resemble a miniature waterlily and float on the waters surface. Frogbit forms buds that sink to the bottom of the pond to winter over until spring. This floating plant is well suited for container water gardens and smaller water features.

Frogbit (Limnobium spongia)
Hardiness Zones: 4-10
Light Requirements: Full Sun to Part Shade
Height: 1/2" - 1"
Water Depth: Floating Surface Pond Plant

Frogbit (Limnobium spongia) is restricted in CA, PR - Know your state laws.

WE WILL NOT SHIP TO CA or PR - Will Be substituted or cancelled. Do not release plants into public lakes or waterways.

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  • 4
    Frogbit

    Posted by Debbie kazmark on May 28th 2019

    I received 3 plants very nice size plants and they arrived in excellent condition.

  • 5
    frogbit

    Posted by laura robertson on May 22nd 2018

    good price, arrived healthy, already perked up in the pond. will purchase again next year

  • 4
    fast growing

    Posted by glisson5@aol.com on Jun 21st 2017

    Great plant and looks good in my pond

  • 1
    pretty much dead

    Posted by Rod Engleson on Jun 8th 2017

    Frog bit was sparse and never looked right. It has since all but died. This is usually a very prolific plant.

  • 2
    eh

    Posted by mandy on May 30th 2017

    I thought I was buying something else. On that note I'm not sure how this plant is supposed to look or grow. But it didn't look like I received the amount I ordered and I'm still waiting (a week later) for them to do something more than look like a dead weed.

  • 4
    May Contain Duckweed

    Posted by Alyssa on Aug 18th 2016

    I bought 3 species of plant from here at the same time--a lily, frogbit, and some valisneria. One of these little lovelies brought some Stowe away giant duckweed spores. This was not really a problem for me because I'd quarantined the plants (and my goldfish would have made short work of duckweed anyway), but I thought I'd mention it.

    My frogbit survived the trip, and, after a few weeks took off great. My chief complaint is that the frogbit they sent only had adult leaves--the kind that lack the spongey bottom and have trouble floating or maintaining orientation. It didn't cause me to lose too many leaves, but it did stress me out a bit.

  • 4
    Great job!

    Posted by Clyde Mahan on Jul 27th 2016

    Received plants in good condition, even though the cardboard box was almost completely crushed! Was a little worried until I opened the package and inspected plants. All is good!

  • 5
    FROGBIT

    Posted by GIL on May 31st 2016

    THIS IS A HEARTY PLANT FOR COLORADO. I HAVE HAD THEM FOR ABOUT 2 WEEKS AND THEY ARE GROWING LIKE CRAZY. THIS IS A GREAT PLANT FOR FISH SHADE AND THE TURTLES LOVE IT FOR PROTECTION ALSO. I WOULD HIHGLY RECOMEND THIS PLANT FOR ANY WATER FEATURE.

  • 1
    Didn't live long

    Posted by Melanie on Apr 19th 2016

    Unfortunately, the tiny little sprig of frogbit I received did not live more than a week. I was surprised at how small the plant portion was...only had 4 leaves when I took it out of the mailing package. I've grown frogbit in my backyard pond in previous years and it covered the water surface quickly. I will have to look at other options for my pond and sadly won't be buying frogbit from this grower.