Anacharis, hornwort, jungle valisneria—plant directly in pea gravel 1–3 feet deep.
Need shallow water (0–6 inches). Iris, pickerel rush, arrowhead, cattail (contain in pots to prevent liner damage), lobelia, rushes, sedges. Build raised benches with cinder blocks or bricks if shelves are missing.
Plant in 15-inch to 4-foot depths directly in gravel. They spread vigorously—use pots or root barriers if you want control.
Ornamental grasses, succulents, rock garden plants, and moisture-loving perennials (hostas, ferns) soften the pond margin.
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