Yes, the Varigated variety isn't as invasive as the green, still tasty to
the fish, I keep mine so the fish can't swim into/above the basket. ~ jan


Steve Watson wrote:

FYI:
Last week on another "Shareholders" thread, I enthused about a plant I
could not spell the name of. I have now found the plant, and the name
(last night in the garden centre of the local HD): _Oenanthes
javanica_ "Flamingo", a.k.a. Variegated Water Celery. Googling on
"oenanthes" turns out to be a bit chancy, as it is also the name of a
genus of birds, and another of fungi. Good hit:
http://www.aqualys.qc.ca/Html/MillieuxHumides.html and scroll down
alphabetically (the French is pretty easy).

-- Steve

I tried the variegated water celery in my pond and did not
have any luck with the plant. I think the regular plant
over took the variegated version. So, if you want the
variegated water celery, don't put it near the regular water
celery.


See my ponds and filter design:
http://users.owt.com/jjspond/

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