Recommend a good pond plant dealer?

[Jennie Beth]

Hi all,
It is a little early still--froze again last night--but I am making my plant list for the pond. Seems like every place out here has the same four kinds of plants and that's it. Can anyone recommend a good mail-order pond plant dealer...preferably with a good, old fashioned paper catalog available? I am partial to curling up and leafing thru a catalog rather than sitting at the computer--and that way I don't have to get in line six weeks in advance to get a turn between the kids and the husband!!

Thanks everybody, am loving reading all the threads, especially some of the old ones:read:
Jen

[Reddog80p]

http://www.lilyblooms.com/
(http://www.lily-blooms.com)

[beblondie]

Blue Pickeral Rush
pontederia cordata

Bog Bean
Menyanthes trifoliata

Curled pondweed
Potamogeton crispus

Dwarf sweetflag
Acorus gramineus

Dwarf Umbrella Palm
Cyperus alternifolius 'Gracilis'

Floating Hearts
Nymphoides peltata

Ivy-leaved duckweed
Lemna trisucla

Myriophyllum verticillatum
Potamogeton acutifolius
Water Bamboo
Dulichium arundinacium
Water Crowfoot
Ranunculus aquatilis

Water Hyacinth
Eichhornia crassipes

Water Mint
Mentha aquatica

Yellow Water Crowfoot
Ranunculus delphinifolius

[Jennie Beth]

oooh, that might have been a BAD idea...I have a REALLY big list going now...
Thanks much!

[Desertponder]

The only one I can think of with an actual catalog is William Tricker.
http://www.tricker.com/
You can request a catalog on the website.

Drs. Foster and Smith have some water plants in their catalog but you're not going to get a good variety to choose from.

http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/shop.cfm?c=5163

Most pond plant sources are websites.
These are good.
http://www.ewaterlily.com/LILY_lilies.htm
http://texaswaterlilies.com/
http://www.dragonflyaquatics.com/shop/sale-items-2.html
http://www.perryswatergardens.net/index.asp