water mint
water mint is a fragrant marsh plant that purifies water of nitrates and phosphates keeping the pond healthy which contributes to biodiversity. The plant is butterfly and bee attracting and mosquito repellent.
water mint - 4 pieces - 1 Pond Basket - Mentha Aquatica
- Mint scented marsh plant
- Full-grown height: 60 cm
- Placement: -1 to -10 cm
Pond Plant Set - Insect Friendly aquatic plants
- Combi set
- 12 plants
- Placement: -1 to -20 cm
Native Marsh Plants - 12 pieces - marsh marigold, flag iris, water mint
- Combi set
- 12 plants
- Placement: -1 to -10 cm
water mint - 12 pieces - 3 pond baskets - Mentha Aquatica
- Mint scented marsh plant
- Full-grown height: 60 cm
- Placement: -1 to -10 cm
Frequently asked questions about water mint

water mint is a hardy marsh plant, which means that the aquatic plant survives the winter without problems and blooms every year.
Plant the aquatic plant with the top of the basket -20cm below the water level for optimal growth and flowering. Arrange the basket and then plant the basket using the planting instructions provided.
Bog plant water mint (Mentha aquatica) does like wet feet, making it an excellent plant for a plant filter. It is related to the mint we keep in an herb garden and smells just as nice and fresh as peppermint. You can also make your own mint tea from water mint , or try homemade tzatziki with water mint.
water mint Buy from aquatic plant nursery Vdvelde. We grow all our plants naturally and organically. We also always give a 100% growth and flowering guarantee and that for a price of only 14.95.
It is not necessary to prune water mint . However, if you find that the plant is expanding too much through your pond, you may choose to prune it occasionally.
What is water mint (Mentha aquatica)?
Did you know. The scent of water mint keeps mosquitoes away, making it a practical plant for garden ponds.
Benefits of water mint in your pond
- Water purification: The plant absorbs excess nutrients, which improves water quality.
- Biodiversity: The purple flowers attract bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects.
- Pleasant fragrance: The leaves spread a fresh mint scent in your garden.
With water mint you create a natural and vibrant environment around your pond.
Maintenance of water mint
- Placement: Plant water mint in a pond basket at a depth of up to 10 cm.
- Cutting back: Prune the plant in early spring to encourage growth.
- Root control: Divide roots every few years to prevent proliferation.
Tip: Use organic fertilizers to support the growth of water mint without stressing your pond.