28 Pcs Realistic Lily Pads Leaves for Ponds, 4 Kinds Artificial Floating Foam Lotus Leaves, Water Lily Pads Foliage Pond Decor for Pond Pool Koi Fish Patio Aquarium

I don't have a photo to share, but I use about three at a time. They float well, they are pretty, they seem durable, but something ate a small hole (could have been a wasp) in one.They give a place for bees, moths, butterflies, and wasps to land for a sip of water. I love these.

Got these for our small pool/pond. So many sizes the smalled is the size of cd the largest the size of a dinner plate. And you get so many for 21 dollars. They look so real, keep our pond free of algae because they move around and block the sun. The fish love them. Will be ordering again for this price. Wish I knew about them with our last pond. Btw they do not come with flowers like the flowes show. But still worth the price

Nice addition to my pond.

We're using these leaves in our naturalized pool because - between the turtles and the racoon - real lily pads don't survive long and the little frogs need a place to climb out of the water. These are perfect.I absolutely love them - I've bought two packages so far, and plan to order another soon. They look so pretty and realistic on the water, especially in groups, and are buoyant enough to support small frogs, etc. Mixing the four different sizes in this package gives them a lovely, natural look, and I especially love the 11"/28 cm size -- nice and big!They're so realistic the turtle has taken a chomp or two out of the smaller ones, and the racoon chewed up all three small ones I put in his mini-pond. (He'll have to make do with cabbage leaves from now on.) They may not last a dozen years, but they just make me happy.

Highly RecommendPerfect for my fish pond while I'm waiting for plants

nice, but they dont float after a few weeks.

We had to remove all of the live plants from our pond for the winter. The hyacinth, watercress and water poppy cannot make it through the winter where we live.The fish were NOT happy with the plants gone. We had over half of the pond covered with live plants all spring and summer. Then nothing. The fish were stressed. The fish were hiding and just not the same.So I ordered these faux lilly pads. I saw a review where someone had stapled the lilly pads together for their pond. I thought that was a great idea. I decided to use hot glue instead. I made a sort of patchwork quilt of faux lilly pads. I didn't want them blowing around.This worked! The lilly pads stay in place. The fish are back to their normal happy selves.I don't know how long these lilly pads will last. The pond will freeze over this winter. I guess we will see.If these faux lilly pads make it through the winter, then great. If not, well that's okay. I will buy another set next fall.I am not going to use these in the spring and summer, as we will have the live plants back.They aren't the most realistic thing, but they do the job. IMHO these are much better than the ones with the fake flowers. FWIW.

Since I installed my pond late this summer there were no live lilies available locally. These provided the shade and protection for my new fish. Very realistic. Even have three new frog inhabitants that use them. I ordered multiple sets for my 6000 gallon pond.