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This plant is a classic! It has been present in Dutch style layouts since the early years. Its special leaf texture with slightly rolled-down leaves makes it an ideal accent plant as well as... more

This plant is a classic! It has been present in Dutch style layouts since the early years. Its special leaf texture with slightly rolled-down leaves makes it an ideal accent plant as well as... more

This valuable plant is a new introduction and not available at shops. Leaves are smaller than those of Bacopa caroliniana and colours range from dark green to a lush pink if good light and... more (3 additional images)

Of all Cabomba species, this is the most demanding one. Very soft, acidic water and bright light is required to grow this plant successfully. Then, it will provide a striking focal point.... more

Red form.
One of the most beautiful plants you can get your hands on! Use as a background plant or as a midground group. The latter method is very often seen in Dutch Aquaria. It is a very... more

New, red variety of C. wendtii. First originated at the "Horticultura Las Lucanas", Tenerife.

Easy to grow in any water and at a broad range of temperatures. As with all Crypts,... more

Beautiful red accent. This variety has dominating red spots forming solid blotches. Like the green form, it grows well under water under a wide variety of conditions. The first picture shows the... more (1 additional image)

The 'Red Flame' cultivar emerged in the 1990s at the Nursery Hans Barth in Dessau, Germany. Its parents were selected from E. 'Ozelot'. E. 'Red Flame' grows to a larger size and... more

This hybrid was created in the nursery Hans Barth, Dessau as a cross between E. x barthii and the red form of E. uruguayensi s. Ideal Specimen plant for large... more

This an early hybrid variety from the nursery Hans Bart, Dessau. It is a cross between E. horizontalis and the red form of E. uruguayensis. Emerging leavs have a beauiful pink... more

Interesting specimen plant for the foreground. Its red leaves are rolled in from the sides in a unique way. This plant has become replaced more and more by newer hybrid cultivars in recent years.... more

This is very similar, if not the same, as the Hygrophila we know as "Cherry Leaf". It is propagated at the "Las Lucanas" nursery in Tenerife. Hence the name.

All subspecies of Hygrophila... more (1 additional image)