Plants and Ponds Presentation
Managing Ponds for Aesthetic and Environmental Enrichment; created by Brunswick County Extension Agent, Sam Marshall
Planting levels
Need to know how deep to plant, click here for a guide.
Pond Education Webinar
The POA Ponds Committee hosted a Ponds Education Webinar. Featured speakers were Tom Woods, Extension Agent for horticulture for Brunswick County, and Amy Mead, area natural resources agent for Pender, Brunswick and New Hanover Counties. We learned the interesting natural history of St. James, the effects of development, and how we can revitalize our ponds with native buffer zone plants. View a recording of the webinar by clicking here
Dragonfly Pond Works
is an environmental service company specializing in stormwater management, including pond and lake maintenance.
For more information please contact
Phone 910-515-0756
As a community, St. James strives to utilize non-invasive native plants in landscaping plans. The buffer zone of your pond is the perfect place to protect your pond edge and water.
Hundreds of species of wetland plants occur throughout N.C.. Many produce attractive flowers and foliage and are valuable sources of food and shelter for birds, butterflies and other wildlife.
Check out this list of North Carolina native plants information
Carolina Pond and Stormwater
Scott Blevens - owner
910-777-9940
scott@carolinapondandstormwater.com
www.carolinapondandstormwater.com
2013 Olde Regent Way, Ste 150, PMB 226, Leland, NC 28451
Helpful toolbox to find and identify plants
Provides standardized information about plants in the U.S. and its territories
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