I do and have been for the last couple of years. And here I am!!
Mine's in a wildlife pond that has a slow leak so gets a top up every day (luckily I have a bore). It seemed to die back in the autumn but has picked up a bit now. I like it chopped through hot buttery mashed potato and in my salad.
My watercress in a small shady pond is still producing some good shoots but will need thinning out soon. As above, it also does well in a bucket and if only a small amount is required, I have successfully grown it in a tray of very wet compost for my elderly neighbour in her GH.
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Mine's in a wildlife pond that has a slow leak so gets a top up every day (luckily I have a bore). It seemed to die back in the autumn but has picked up a bit now. I like it chopped through hot buttery mashed potato and in my salad.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
As above, it also does well in a bucket and if only a small amount is required, I have successfully grown it in a tray of very wet compost for my elderly neighbour in her GH.