Webb's Water Gardens Water Clover

Since these arrive as bare roots, you can tuck them directly into the gravel of a streambed, plant them in a mesh aquatic pot with heavy clay soil, or place them in a bog filter. Ensure the roots are submerged and anchored well so they don't float away before they establish.

Water Clover is a fast-growing runner, so it will spread horizontally across the water surface or along the edges. While it is hardy and vigorous, you can easily control its spread by trimming the runners or keeping it contained in a pot.

It is quite adaptable. While it grows best in full sun, it will also perform well in partial shade, making it a versatile choice for different areas of your water garden.

Yes, it is completely safe. In fact, the dense foliage provides excellent natural cover and shelter, which helps fish feel secure and protected from predators.

No, this is a foliage-focused plant. It is prized for its unique, clover-like leaves and texture rather than blooms.

Yes, Water Clover is well-suited for streams and moving water. Its runner growth habit allows it to grip onto rocky surfaces, making it an ideal choice for softening the edges of a streambed.