How deep can I plant it?
420benz Joined Sep 14, 2018 Messages 729 Reaction score 125 Location Georgia Hardiness Zone 8 Country Apr 23, 2020 #1 How deep can I plant it?
Lisak1 Joined Oct 28, 2013 Messages 13,102 Reaction score 13,445 Location Northern IL Showcase(s): 1 Apr 23, 2020 #2 The crown can be up to an inch below the water.
420benz Joined Sep 14, 2018 Messages 729 Reaction score 125 Location Georgia Hardiness Zone 8 Country Apr 23, 2020 #3 Ok thanks
420benz Joined Sep 14, 2018 Messages 729 Reaction score 125 Location Georgia Hardiness Zone 8 Country Apr 23, 2020 #4 I thought I go 10" Dp.
Stephen Noble Joined May 21, 2018 Messages 1,230 Reaction score 908 Location Florida Country Apr 23, 2020 #5 Lisak1 gave good advice for getting it going fast. You can see it growing deeper in the wild but for your pond start shallow.
Lisak1 gave good advice for getting it going fast. You can see it growing deeper in the wild but for your pond start shallow.
420benz Joined Sep 14, 2018 Messages 729 Reaction score 125 Location Georgia Hardiness Zone 8 Country Apr 23, 2020 #6 Ok
BKHpondcritters Joined Apr 2, 2019 Messages 1,476 Reaction score 2,555 Location Purlear, NC Hardiness Zone 7a Country Apr 23, 2020 #7 I've found my pickerel rush will 'creep' into much deeper water (8 - 10" over the crown), but it starts out best when at the surface or just below.
I've found my pickerel rush will 'creep' into much deeper water (8 - 10" over the crown), but it starts out best when at the surface or just below.
addy1 water gardener / gold fish and shubunkins Moderator Joined Jun 23, 2010 Messages 44,414 Reaction score 29,205 Location Frederick, Maryland Showcase(s): 1 Hardiness Zone 6b Country Apr 24, 2020 #8 Mine has been growing for years in a few pots, about 5ish inches below water surface. I had it more shallow to start years ago. Right now it is about 2 inches above water level in growth.
Mine has been growing for years in a few pots, about 5ish inches below water surface. I had it more shallow to start years ago. Right now it is about 2 inches above water level in growth.