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When we think of gardens they look amazing and beautiful. Underwater gardens are very amazing to see. As areas with climates formerly conducive to growing fruits and vegetables continue to change researchers are scrambling to find new and more efficient ways to grow produce without harming the environment. A water garden or aquatic garden is a term sometimes used for gardens or parts of gardens. where any type of water feature is a principal or dominant element. The primary focus is on plants but they will sometimes also house waterfowl or ornamental fish in which case it may be called a fish pond. They vary enormously in size and style. Water gardening is gardening that is concerned with growing plants adapted to lakes, rivers, and ponds.

often specifically to their shallow margins. Although water gardens can be almost any size or depth. They are often small and relatively shallow perhaps less than twenty inches 50 cm in depth. This is because most aquatic plants are depth sensitive and require a specific water depth to thrive. This can be helped by planting them in baskets raised off the bottom. A water garden may include a bog garden for plants that enjoy waterlogged soil. Sometimes their primary purpose is to grow a particular species or group of aquatic plants, for example, water lilies.

Egresses are found along the coast in clear shallow waters that allow light for photosynthesis to penetrate. Some species occupy the intertidal zone the area between the highest tide line and lowest tide line from which the sea retreats at low tide to expose the seabed. These species like Halodule wrightii and Cymodocea rotundata grow close to the mangrove belt and can survive exposure to heat and dryness thanks to the high humidity. Seagrasses from the genus Thalassia are found on stable substrates in the intertidal.

Other species of seagrasses like some Halophila and Halodule species and Enhalus acoroides tape grass are always found submerged underwater in the sub-tidal zone. Zostera or eelgrass occurs in estuarine areas mostly in European waters. There are 72 different species of seagrasses in the world belonging to four families. Compared to land plants, which have much higher rates of species diversity the number is not high. The tropical waters of the Indo-Pacific hold the highest diversity of seagrasses in the world supporting 14 different species. This is probably because seagrasses evolved first in this part of the world said short. Seagrasses in this region have had a long time to diversify because of the excellent growing conditions, he added.

Nemo’s Garden or Orto di Nemo as it’s known in Italian began life as an idea Sergio Gamberini had while on summer vacation in Noli a town on the Ligurian coast of Italy. Inspired by the beauty of the ocean and his passion for the natural world. Gamberini had a dream to grow plants underwater. Coral reef underwater in garden diving. Beautiful natural reef blue colors. Underwater background with coral reef and underwater fishes and beams in shallow water depth of field on the bottom of the abyss. The beautiful deep blue color coral reef is covered with clear water. Underwater garden template with fishes and seabed. Vector illustration for background.

The Zen Underwater Garden expresses the harmony of the peaceful beauty of Japanese gardens with the wabi-sabi and majesty of Shan Shui oriental highlands and mountains paintings. This exhibition provides the novelty of large size aquariums with detailed delicacy bonsai roots embedded in natural stones. The river bed recreates the alluvium of multiple broken rock paths in the immaculate white sand meander. If anyone is crazy about these underwater gardens just need to download our app and edit your picture with it or can take a Selfie with it. And show yourself as you have seen all these underwater gardens. And share all your pictures with your family members, friends, and relatives.