It produces bright yellow, buttercup-like flowers in early spring, bringing a burst of color to your pond garden. Marsh ...

First, you need a location that provides partial sun and partial shade. However, you don't want to dig directly under a tree where you might damage its roots or place your pond beneath a tree that ...

and weighted to the bottom of your pond container. Select a spot in your yard or garden that gets good light—it should not be full sun or full shade. You can either dig a hole and place your ...

beside a pond, or in a rain garden. But they will grow anywhere where the soil stays moist and can even be grown in containers. The flowers will thrive in partial-shade to full sun, and spread on ...