Here's what I have, all bare roots: Mint (2 types), morning glory, some ivy, impatiens, a marigold, a small yellow daisy type flower that came in a basket arrangement, another yellow flower just added some wondering jew. Tried a geranium(water may ahve been too hight over crown)didn't make it. I had a few others that died, again, not sure, but the water may also been too high over the crown and/or too much root damage prior to planting. Also a good "rule of thumb" is to remove about 1/3 of the foliage when transplanting to compensate for root stress/damage. Also interested in knowing what other plants have been successfull in ponds, especially, bare roots. Jim

You would need to buy some bagged topsoil to pot your aquatic plants in. It is cheap at big box stores. Many tropical and hardy aquatic plants thrive in Phoenix, I had a ponding friend there who had a business selling off her extras as they grew so fast. You didn't say you were in Phoenix that is just where I used to live. You can grow plants from tubers at the Asian market. You can also get them from other ponders, a lot cheaper than retail. There is an exchange as part of this forum and there are others too if you google. Many allow plants to be sold but this one does not. Many aquatic plants are fast growing and small starts are fine. There are not so many that are suitable for a home gardener to grow for food production. Most are ornamental.

have plants/seeds/tree seedlings to trade

pond liner,pond plants,etc that has to do with ponds i got rose of sharon seedlings,sume seeds,sum other stuff