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Hardy Marginal/Bog Plants for Sale
Yes, I have more plants out there, but I can't remember what they are right now, and they're under about 3" of snow and ice, so check back.  The plants that are pictured here are all potted in nursery pots that should accommodate their growth for at least the first year (depending on the variety), in clay soil and ready to stick in your pond. 
Variegated Cattail - Slender variegated leaves of green and cream along the length about 3/4" wide grow to about 3' high.  Not as invasive as the native cattail variety.  Full to partial sun.  Hardy in Zone 5.  $12.00 each
Dwarf Cattail - Narrow vertical leaves of blue-green about 1/4" wide grow to about 18" high.  This smallest cattail variety produces small rounded catkins or heads.  Full to partial sun.  Hardy in Zones 3 to 11.  NOTE:  Do not cut back foliage or submerge for winter.  $12.00 each
Variegated Sweetflag - Slender upright spikes of variegated 3/4" wide leaves of green and white along the length grow to about 2' high.  Does not bloom, but makes a nice accent plant.  Full to partial sun.  Hardy in Zones 4 to 11.  NOTE:  I have not personally had great success with this plant.  $12.00 each
Dwarf Variegated Sweetflag - Clumping upright spikes of variegated 1/4" wide leaves of green and white along the length grow to about 12" high.  Does not bloom or spread quickly, but makes a nice accent plant in streams and waterfalls.  Full to partial sun.  Hardy in Zones 5 to 11.  $12.00 each
Gold Rush Reed - Long stalks support the bright green stripes on dark green leaves, grow to up to 4' high.  Very hardy and easy to grow.  Does not bloom, per say, but makes a nice accent plant.  Full to partial sun.  Hardy in Zones 4 to 11.  NOTE:  I love this plant!  It grows freely and is vertually maintenance free.  $12.00 each
Corkscrew Rush - The name says it all.  Curlyque green stalks grow willy-nilly in every direction up to 18".  Very hardy and easy to grow.  Does not bloom, per say, but makes a GREAT clumping accent plant.  Full to partial sun.  Hardy in Zones 3 to 11.  $12.00 each
Lizard Tail - Rounded, almost heart-shaped leaves produce fragrant white flowers on long spikes in summer.  Grows to 24".  Very hardy and easy to grow.  Full to partial sun.  Hardy in Zones 4 to 9.  NOTE:  This plant will surprise you with it's lovely fragrance!  $12.00 each
Water Iris - Yellow - This easy to grow iris is the first to bloom in spring with brightly colored yellow flowers and slender vertical green leaves growing up to 4' tall.  Grows quickly and is difficult, if not impossible to kill.  Full to partial sun.  Hardy in Zones 4 to 9.  NOTE:  This plant should be seperated and repotted every year.  $12.00 each
Water Iris - Black Gamecock - Slender vertical green stalks growing up to 18" tall support richly dark purple (almost black) flowers in mid-spring.  This Lousiana variety hybrid is highly sought after, but not as cold tolerant as the yellow iris listed above.  Full to partial sun.  Hardy in Zones 6 to 11.  $12.00 each
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