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10 mixed, unselected Medaka fish. Colours may vary, also depending on the background colour, as can be seen in the pictures. Useful for reducing mosquito larvae in a pond or mini pond. Excellent for controlling mosquitoes in small ponds or city tubs, where the natural enemies of mosquitoes struggle to settle. They survive all year round in outdoor tubs...
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Iris Louisiana "Red Echo"

A hardy Louisiana iris, suited to growing in wet areas and along pond edges.
Hybridiser: Rowlan
Year: 1984

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Louisiana irises are hardy varieties, suited to growing in wet areas and along pond edges, but also in ordinary soil or in pots, as long as they are watered adequately.

They can be bought at any time of year, but the best period is late summer/autumn, from July/August to October, so that they can be planted and give a good display of flowers the following spring.

Cold-hardy, they are happy to stay outdoors in winter; if grown in a pond they can be placed in water to a maximum depth of 15-20 cm. They flower in May/June.

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