This site is under construction 🚧🙂🚧 Message the mods at our Reddit community if you'd like to help. We'd be excited to have it!
Table of Contents
This section includes fully and semi-aquatic plants, some that grow beneath the water's surface while others may float or even stand up and above the water's surface.
This page also includes algae and kelp even though these are not actually plants.
This section lists just a few aquatic and moisture-loving plants. They are listed alphabetically.
We've also included algae such as kelp in this section based on their niche in the environment though they are not actually plants.
These float on the water.
These grow underwater in silt, but can also float freely.
This section lists some of the places aquatic and semi-aquatic plants can grow. Some are fresh water, while others may be saline.
Atlas of Alien Plants "Several species of alien plants in Namibia pose a threat to the natural vegetation. Mapping these species and obtaining basic information on them is a first step in assessing the level of threat and how best to tackle the problem."
National award schemes There are a number of key organisations offering grants and advice to community based projects e.g.
Big Lottery Fund "Groups can apply to us for funding under £20,000, or over £20,001, depending on what they want to do."
Heritage Fund "We fund projects of all sizes that connect people and communities to the UK’s heritage."
Grow Wild UK "Bringing people together to value and enjoy wildflowers and fungi"
Western Australia
Native Plant Subsidy "Native plants provide natural food sources and shelter for native animals, are water wise and can help cool your home naturally. To help you create a waterwise garden, the City of Cockburn offers native plant subsidies to both residents and schools."