Use a suitable aquatic pot or basket. If it has holes, start with a gravel base layer to stop soil from escaping. Add a drainage layer (quartz and sand), then fill with aquatic soil.

Place the plant in the soil, spreading the roots, and keep the crown above the soil surface. Cover the soil with sand or gravel to prevent clouding when submerged.

Slowly lower the container into the pond to avoid disturbing the layers. Position it at the correct depth depending on the plant type (marginal, submerged, or deep-water plants).

Yes you may, however you will need to make an appointment in advance and it cannot be from 1-2pm.