Evergreen trailing plants for pond edge...recommendations please

Hi guys,

I'm looking to plant some evergreen trailing plants at the edge of our pond to cover some exposed liner.

Can anybody recommend some that won't be harmful to the pond?

Thanks in advance.

 

How about some of the evergreen Ferns....i know they aren't trailing but planted close to the edge of the pond they'll drape over the edge and cover the liner

 

I saw something around a pond at a nursery yesterday that looked like "Mind your own business", but I have no idea if that was what it was, or if that would do the job!

 

Yes i thought about 'mind your own buisness'too Kristen but not sure if it dies back in winter

 

Not answering the question, as asked, but you could use some Stone Faced Pond Liner "beach" edging:

http://www.pondkeeper.co.uk/stone-faced-pond-liner.asp

 

Hello Lolly

Lysimachia nummularia 'Aurea' (Golden creeping Jenny) , is supposed to be good around ponds . I have just put some by my fountain.

sorry for bold type - cut and paste brought the perma-format in !!

 

In case helpful you can highlight "formatted text" like that and press the "Eraser icon" (top left) and it will convert it to "bland" ... not particularly obvious though ...

 

Cheers kristen - all Ok now . Formating back to normal !!

 

Golden Creeping Jenny around one of my ponds.

 

huecherella yellowstone falls and huecherella redstone falls .... if planted a bit away from the water, they will be fine

 

Also Ajuga looks well around a pond and trails into the water.

 

A mix of Ajuga and creeping jenny would look very effective around a pond.
I wonder what LollyB thinks ? She seems to have dropped off.