Aquatic gardening involves cultivating plants in water, either in natural bodies of water or in controlled environments like ponds and aquariums. This practice can enhance the beauty of landscapes and provide habitats for wildlife. Common aquatic plants include water lilies, lotus, and submerged plants that help maintain water quality. Aquatic gardening requires knowledge of water chemistry, plant selection, and maintenance techniques. Gardeners often use containers or floating platforms to support plants and may incorporate features like fountains or waterfalls to improve aesthetics and oxygenation. This hobby can be both relaxing and rewarding, offering a unique way to connect with nature.