LagunaPat,

Here are a few that I have in my pond that I really enjoy which might work for you:

Chameleon Flower (Houttuynia cordata) - Although it gets little white flowers, this plant is grown mostly for the leaves as they are green, cream and edged in red. Nice looking plant in my pond.

Variegated Water Celery (Oenanthe javanica âÂÂFlamingoâÂÂ) - Grown for the foliage this white, light green and hints of pink foliage is also spreads across my stream, this plant can easily be pulled out if it gets too big and seems to filter/clean the water as it flows down the stream through its roots.

Moneywort (Bacopa monnieri) - Sprawling plant with green little leaves and tiny blue flowers.

Water Forget-Me-Not (Myosotis scorpioides) - This is a low growing plant that spreads out across my stream and provides me with gorgeous baby blue tiny flowers.

Your little pond sounds adorable. Good luck with searching for your plants.

Assuming you are planting within the pond and want it to trail over the sides, parrots feather is particularly well suited

Thanks LadyLotus; that is quite a list for me to work on!

And thanks SDavis, I didn't know parrots feather would do that; easy one to pick up.

I have waited for the heat of summer to be over and can't wait to get going now :-)