Pond plant gallery

Lotus, lilies and the ponds they go in

A pond is the one part of a yard where the plants, the pump and the liner all have to work together, and we carry all three. The photos below show pond plants as they sit in the tubs at our yard on Tieton Drive: a pink lotus, water hyacinth, a white water lily and an orange canna. Pond plants are seasonal, so ask what is in before you make the trip.

Under them are three photos of ponds our crew built. The Scott Project is a rock waterfall that runs down a slope into a pond between two block retaining walls, lit for evenings. The Staufer Project is a stone spillway pouring into a finished pond. Projects like these start with a landscape consultation with Bryan, our owner and landscape architect.

Everything for the water side is on the pond supplies page, and you can see more of the crew's work in the landscape gallery.

From the pond plant yard

A pink lotus flower open above its leaves at Roots Nursery — A pink lotus open above its round leaves

Pale purple water hyacinth flowers above glossy round leaves — Water hyacinth in pale purple bloom over glossy leaves

A white water lily open on its pads in a pond plant tub at Roots Nursery — A white water lily open on its pads

An orange canna in flower in the pond plant yard, a greenhouse in the background — An orange canna in flower, the greenhouse behind

Ask what is in

Pond plants come and go with the season. Call the store and we will tell you what is in the tubs this week.

(509) 966-0698

Ponds our crew built

A waterfall you can light, and a stone spillway into the pond

Scott Project finished: a rock waterfall down the slope into a pond framed by two block walls — Scott Project: a rock waterfall down the slope into a pond between two block walls

Scott Project at night: the waterfall lit from below — Scott Project at night, the waterfall lit from below

Scott Project during the build: the waterfall channel and pond basin taking shape below the wall — Scott Project during the build, the waterfall channel and pond basin taking shape

Staufer Project: a stone spillway pouring into the finished pond — Staufer Project: a stone spillway pouring into the pond

Visit 6710 Tieton Dr. in Yakima, Monday to Saturday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, or call (509) 966-0698 to talk about a pond of your own.

Call (509) 966-0698