Marginal Pond plants
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Lincspplants Alisma parviflorum
Alisma, commonly known as water plantain, is a graceful marginal perennial with upright, lance-shaped green leaves that emerge from shallow water or saturated soil. This cultivar produces airy, branching stems carrying numerous small, delicate pale pink to white flowers, giving a light, floating appearance above the foliage during summer. This plant is valuable for pond and wetland ecosystems, providing habitat for aquatic insects and contributing to biodiversity around water margins. Its fine-textured flowers and tidy growth habit make it ideal for naturalistic pond edges, wildlife ponds, and wet garden planting schemes.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Acorus gramineus variegatus
Acorus gramineus, commonly known as variegated dwarf sweet flag, is a low-growing, grass-like perennial with narrow green leaves edged with creamy white, forming dense, compact clumps. It produces subtle, inconspicuous greenish-yellow spadices above the foliage in summer, providing understated architectural interest in ponds and wet borders. This cultivar is valued for wetland biodiversity, offering shelter for small wildlife and dense ground-level coverage in damp areas. Its compact, clump-forming habit and striking variegated foliage make it ideal for small ponds, water margins, and naturalistic wet garden schemes.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Acorus calamus variegatus
Acorus calamus 'Variegated', commonly known as Variegated sweet flag, is a clump-forming marginal aquatic perennial with long, sword-shaped green leaves streaked with creamy white, providing year-round ornamental interest. In summer it produces inconspicuous, spiky flowers above the foliage, while the striking variegated leaves create architectural appeal along pond edges and in wet garden areas. This cultivar thrives in shallow water or consistently moist soil and provides ecological value by offering shelter for wetland insects. Its upright, spreading habit and tolerance of waterlogged conditions make it ideal for pond margins, bog gardens, and naturalistic water features.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Ranunculus flammula
Ranunculus flammula, commonly known as lesser spearwort, is a low-growing, spreading perennial with narrow, dark green leaves forming dense mats along wet soils and pond margins. In summer it produces small, bright yellow, star-shaped flowers held just above the foliage, creating a subtle yet attractive display in damp habitats. This species thrives in consistently moist or shallowly wet soil and provides ecological value by supporting pollinators such as bees and small insects. Its spreading habit and tolerance of wet conditions make it ideal for pond edges, bog gardens, and naturalistic or wildlife-focused planting schemes.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Primula japonica
Primula japonica, commonly known as the Japanese primrose, is a striking perennial producing tiered whorls of rich crimson-red flowers held on upright stems above fresh green, softly textured foliage. The blooms are arranged in distinctive horizontal layers, giving the plant a strong architectural look that stands out in damp borders and waterside settings. This species is highly valued for its ornamental impact and ecological contribution, providing nectar for bees and other pollinating insects in late spring and early summer. Its elegant form and bold colour make it particularly effective in naturalistic planting schemes, woodland gardens, and alongside ponds or streams.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Primula capitata
Primula capitata, commonly known as Himalayan primrose, is a compact perennial admired for its vivid violet to deep purple flowers held in tight, rounded heads above softly mealy, blue-green foliage. The leaves form low rosettes, providing a neat, cushion-like habit that contrasts beautifully with the bold colour of the blooms. This species is well suited to cool, moist planting areas and is especially valued for adding colour to shaded gardens and alpine-style settings. Its flowers provide an early nectar source for pollinating insects, supporting biodiversity in spring and early summer planting schemes.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Preslia cervina (Mentha cervina)
Preslia cervina, commonly known as water spearmint, is a clump-forming perennial with aromatic, lance-shaped green leaves forming dense foliage along pond margins and damp soils. In summer it produces clusters of small, tubular blue-purple to lilac flowers, creating a subtle yet attractive display for pollinators. This species is valuable for wetland biodiversity, providing nectar and shelter for insects, and its upright, clump-forming habit and tolerance of consistently moist or shallowly submerged soil make it ideal for pond edges, bog gardens, and naturalistic water features.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Potentilla palustris
Potentilla palustris, commonly known as marsh cinquefoil, is a clump-forming perennial with dark green, trifoliate leaves and upright stems forming dense foliage. In summer it produces small, star-shaped deep pink to reddish-purple flowers, creating a vibrant display in wet soils and along pond margins. This species is valuable for pollinators and wetland biodiversity, providing nectar and shelter for insects. Its upright, clump-forming habit and preference for consistently moist or shallowly submerged soil make it ideal for pond edges, wet meadows, and naturalistic water gardens.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Potentilla hippiana
Potentilla hippiana, commonly known as woolly cinquefoil, is a herbaceous perennial with softly hairy, divided green leaves that form loose clumps at ground level. In summer it produces small but bright yellow, five-petalled flowers held above the foliage, giving a light, meadow-like appearance. This species is valued for its wildlife benefit, attracting pollinators such as bees and hoverflies. Its tolerance of moist soils and natural spreading habit make it well suited to damp meadows, pond margins above the waterline, and naturalistic or wildlife-focused planting schemes.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Pot Luck Dwarf/Pygmaea Water Lily - Bareroot - Marginal Pond Plants - Fish or Wildlife Pond and bog Aquatic Plants
1x Pot Luck Dwarf/Pygmaea Water Lily - Bareroot including potting instructions, named from our list: doll house / burgundy princess / ellisiana / laydekeri fulgens / laydekeri lilacea / liou / mary patricia / xue fei. Posting: Monday-Thursday Except Bank Holidays All Plants are posted FIRST CLASS Plants are packed to last 7 days. Supplier of plants: oxygenators, reeds, iris, water lilies, bog gardens, wildlife ponds, natural ponds, lakes, floating plants, deep water plants, marginals, native british and tropical.
£14.99
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Lincspplants Pontederia cordata 'Pink'
Pontederia cordata 'Pink', commonly known as pink pickerelweed, is an upright, clump-forming perennial with large, lance-shaped green leaves forming architectural foliage. In summer it produces spikes of tubular, soft pink flowers with yellow throats, creating a vibrant display along pond margins and in shallow water. This cultivar is valuable for pollinators, especially bees and butterflies, and enhances wetland biodiversity. Its upright, clump-forming habit and tolerance of consistently moist or shallowly submerged soil make it ideal for pond edges, bog gardens, and naturalistic water features.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Pontederia cordata 'Alba'
Pontederia cordata 'Alba', commonly known as white pickerelweed, is an upright, clump-forming perennial with large, lance-shaped green leaves forming architectural foliage. In summer it produces spikes of tubular, pure white flowers with yellow throats, creating a striking display along pond margins and in shallow water. This cultivar is valuable for pollinators, especially bees and butterflies, and supports wetland biodiversity. Its upright, clump-forming habit and tolerance of consistently moist or shallowly submerged soil make it ideal for pond edges, bog gardens, and naturalistic water features.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Phragmites karka variegata
Phragmites karka variegata, commonly known as Variegated Tropical Reed, is a bold and ornamental grass native to tropical and subtropical regions of Asia, Australia, and the Pacific. This striking cultivar is characterized by its tall, upright growth and variegated foliage, making it a standout feature in water gardens, wetlands, and tropical-inspired landscapes. With its ability to thrive in wet conditions, it is ideal for adding height, texture, and structure to aquatic settings. Description Phragmites karka variegata is a robust perennial grass that can grow up to 3–5 meters (10–16 feet) tall, with a dense, clump-forming habit. The plant features tall, slender stems and broad, linear leaves with striking variegation. The leaves are green with prominent creamy-white or yellow stripes, adding a luminous effect to the plant's appearance. In summer and early autumn, Variegated Tropical Reed produces feathery flower plumes that are silvery to purplish in colour. These plumes rise above the foliage, creating a soft, airy texture that contrasts beautifully with the bold vertical growth of the plant. The flowers eventually mature into seed heads, which persist into winter, providing seasonal interest. Growing Conditions Phragmites karka variegata thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers consistently moist or waterlogged soil. It is well-suited for planting in shallow water up to 30 cm (12 inches) deep, making it ideal for pond margins, streams, or wetland gardens. The plant tolerates a variety of soil types, including clay, loam, and sandy soils, and performs best in nutrient-rich, slightly acidic to neutral conditions. While it is primarily suited to tropical and subtropical climates, this variety may be grown in temperate regions with frost protection. In areas with mild winters, it will regrow in spring after a dormant period. Propagation and Care Phragmites karka variegata is propagated by division or rhizome cuttings. Division is best done in early spring or autumn by separating clumps of rhizomes and replanting them in suitable wet conditions. Rhizome cuttings can also be planted directly into moist soil or shallow water. Once established, the plant requires minimal care. Regular watering is essential to maintain the wet conditions it thrives in. Periodic thinning or division may be needed to control its growth and prevent overcrowding. In frost-free climates, the plant can be left to grow year-round, while in cooler regions, old stems should be cut back in late winter or early spring to make way for new growth. Uses Ornamental: Phragmites karka variegata is a striking feature plant for water gardens, pond edges, and tropical-inspired landscapes. Its tall, variegated foliage and feathery plumes create a dramatic and elegant effect, making it a focal point in aquatic settings. Privacy and Screening: The tall, dense growth of this reed makes it an excellent natural screen or windbreak in garden designs. Erosion Control: With its extensive rhizome system, Variegated Tropical Reed is effective at stabilizing soil along water margins, reducing erosion, and protecting banks. Ecological Value Phragmites karka variegata provides habitat and shelter for various wildlife, including birds, insects, and amphibians. Its feathery flowers attract pollinators, while its dense growth supports biodiversity in wetland ecosystems. Additionally, the plant plays a role in water purification by filtering sediments and absorbing excess nutrients, helping to maintain water quality in aquatic environments. Considerations Spreading Habit: Like other members of the Phragmites genus, this plant spreads via rhizomes and may require management to prevent uncontrolled growth. Planting in contained areas or regularly dividing clumps can help manage its spread. Climate Sensitivity: While it thrives in tropical and subtropical regions, this plant may require frost protection in temperate climates. Consider growing it in containers or protected areas in cooler regions. Moisture Needs: The plant requires consistently moist or waterlogged conditions and is not suitable for dry or well-drained areas. Summary With its towering height, striking variegated foliage, and graceful flower plumes, Phragmites karka variegata is an exceptional choice for creating a dramatic statement in water gardens, wetlands, and tropical landscapes. Its ability to stabilize soil, improve water quality, and support wildlife makes it both functional and ornamental. Whether used as a focal point, natural screen, or erosion control plant, Variegated Tropical Reed brings beauty and ecological value to aquatic garden settings. Why Choose Phragmites karka 'Variegata' (Variegated Reed Grass)? Phragmites karka 'Variegata', commonly known as Variegated Reed Grass, is a stunning, ornamental grass that thrives in moist and wetland environments. Known for its striking green and cream-striped leaves and graceful growth habit, this plant adds both texture and vertical interest to pond edges, bog gardens, and wetland landscapes. With its beautiful variegation and low-maintenance nature, it's an excellent choice for adding both aesthetic value and ecological benefits to your garden. 1. Attractive Variegated Foliage Phragmites karka 'Variegata' features green and cream striped foliage, which creates a unique, striking appearance in the garden. The variegation adds lightness and contrast to the landscape, helping the plant stand out without overwhelming the surroundings. The foliage remains attractive throughout the growing season, even after the flowering period, providing year-round interest in water gardens or wetland areas. 2. Graceful, Tall Growth Habit This variety of reed grass grows tall, reaching heights of 2–3 meters (6–10 feet), which adds vertical interest and density to any garden. The upright stems and airy foliage create a graceful look, perfect for filling gaps in wetland plantings or creating a lush background for smaller aquatic plants. 3. Thrives in Wet and Moist Conditions Variegated Reed Grass thrives in moist soil or shallow water (up to 30–45 cm / 12–18 inches deep), making it ideal for pond edges, bog gardens, and wet meadows. Performs best in full sun to partial shade, providing planting flexibility while ensuring vibrant growth and beautiful variegation. 4. Hardy and Low Maintenance Phragmites karka 'Variegata' is a hardy perennial that tolerates varying moisture levels and fluctuating water conditions, making it well-suited for a wide range of wetland environments. Once established, it is low-maintenance, requiring minimal care and offering year-round beauty in your aquatic garden. 5. Wildlife-Friendly The dense foliage of Variegated Reed Grass provides shelter for small creatures such as amphibians, insects, and small birds, contributing to the overall biodiversity of your wetland or pond garden. The soft, feathery flower heads that bloom in late summer to early fall attract pollinators like bees, butterflies, and moths, supporting a healthy garden ecosystem. 6. Erosion Control and Water Filtration The plant's dense root system helps stabilize soil, making it an excellent choice for erosion control along pond banks, marshes, or wetland areas. Phragmites karka 'Variegata' also plays a role in water filtration, helping to absorb excess nutrients and improving the overall water quality in your pond or wetland garden. 7. Versatile Design Use Ideal for water gardens, bog gardens, pond edges, or wetland landscapes, where its height, texture, and variegated color can create a focal point or accent in the landscape. Works beautifully in naturalistic plantings, adding a wild, exotic element, or in formal gardens, where its structure and elegance enhance the design. Key Features Height: 2–3 meters (6–10 feet) Flowers: Feathery, soft flower heads, blooming in late summer to early fall Soil: Moist to wet soil or shallow water Light: Full sun to partial shade Phragmites karka 'Variegata' (Variegated Reed Grass) is a beautiful and versatile addition to any wetland or water garden. Its attractive variegated foliage, tall stature, and wildlife benefits make it an excellent choice for enhancing the beauty and functionality of your aquatic landscape.
£2.60 - £23.40
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Lincspplants Phragmites australis
Phragmites australis, commonly known as common reed, is a tall, clump-forming perennial with stiff, upright green stems and long, linear leaves forming dense stands. In late summer it produces large, feathery plumes of greenish-brown flowers, creating a striking architectural feature along pond margins, wetlands, and damp soils. This species is valuable for wetland biodiversity, providing cover and nesting sites for birds and insects. Its upright, clump-forming habit and tolerance of consistently moist or waterlogged soil make it ideal for pond edges, reed beds, and naturalistic water gardens.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Phragmites australis 'Variegatus'
Phragmites australis 'Variegatus', commonly known as Variegated Common Reed, is a striking ornamental grass that combines the natural elegance of the species Phragmites australis with the added beauty of variegated foliage. This hardy perennial is ideal for creating vertical interest and texture in water gardens, pond edges, and wetland landscapes, offering a blend of ornamental value and ecological benefits. Description Phragmites australis 'Variegatus' grows to a height of 1.2–2 meters (4–6 feet), making it shorter and more manageable than its non-variegated counterpart. The plant features long, arching leaves that are green with distinctive creamy-white stripes running along their length. The variegation adds brightness and contrast to garden settings, making it a focal point in aquatic plantings. In late summer to early autumn (August to October), the plant produces feathery, silvery-purple flower plumes that rise above the foliage. These plumes mature to a beige or light brown colour and persist into winter, adding seasonal interest and texture. Growing Conditions Phragmites australis 'Variegatus' thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers consistently moist or waterlogged soil. It can grow in shallow water up to 15 cm (6 inches) deep and is ideal for planting along the edges of ponds, streams, or in bog gardens. The plant tolerates a wide range of soil types, including clay, loam, and sandy soils, but performs best in nutrient-rich conditions. This cultivar is hardy in the UK, tolerating frost and regrowing vigorously in spring after winter dormancy. Its compact size and slower growth rate make it more suitable for managed landscapes than the larger, more aggressive wild species. Propagation and Care Phragmites australis 'Variegatus' is propagated by division, which is best done in early spring or autumn. To propagate, separate the rhizomes into smaller sections, ensuring each has roots and shoots, and replant them in moist or waterlogged soil. Once established, the plant requires minimal maintenance. Regular watering is necessary to maintain the wet conditions it prefers. In smaller spaces, occasional thinning or division may be needed to prevent overcrowding and maintain its ornamental appeal. Cut back the stems to ground level in late winter or early spring to encourage fresh growth. Uses Ornamental: Variegated Common Reed is a striking addition to water gardens, pond edges, and wetland areas. Its vertical growth, variegated leaves, and attractive flower plumes provide visual interest and contrast. It works well in mixed plantings, where its height and texture complement other aquatic plants. Screening and Privacy: The tall, dense growth of this cultivar makes it a good choice for creating natural screens or privacy barriers in garden settings. Erosion Control: Like its wild counterpart, Phragmites australis 'Variegatus' has a fibrous root system that stabilizes soil along water margins, reducing erosion and protecting the integrity of pond or stream banks. Ecological Value Phragmites australis 'Variegatus' provides habitat and shelter for small aquatic creatures, birds, and insects, contributing to local biodiversity. The plant's feathery flower plumes attract pollinators, and its dense growth supports a variety of wildlife. Additionally, the plant aids in water purification by filtering sediments and absorbing excess nutrients, improving water quality and supporting the health of aquatic ecosystems. Considerations Moisture Requirements: The plant requires consistently moist or waterlogged conditions to thrive. It is not suited for dry or well-drained soils. Spreading Habit: While less aggressive than the wild species, this cultivar can spread slowly via rhizomes. Regular monitoring and division will help keep its growth in check. Winter Maintenance: The tall stems and flower plumes can provide winter interest but should be cut back in early spring to make way for fresh growth. Summary With its elegant variegated foliage, feathery plumes, and compact growth habit, Phragmites australis 'Variegatus' is a versatile and attractive choice for water gardens, pond margins, and wetland landscapes. Its ability to stabilize soil, improve water quality, and support wildlife makes it a valuable plant for both ornamental and ecological purposes. Easy to grow and maintain, this Variegated Common Reed adds beauty and functionality to any aquatic garden setting. Why Choose Phragmites australis 'Variegatus' (Variegated Reed Grass)? Phragmites australis 'Variegatus', commonly known as Variegated Reed Grass, is a striking and versatile perennial that thrives in moist and wetland environments. With its elegant, green and white striped foliage and tall, graceful stems, this plant adds both texture and vertical interest to pond edges, bog gardens, and marshy landscapes. Its distinctive variegation and natural beauty make it an excellent choice for creating a dramatic focal point in any water garden or wetland landscape. 1. Attractive Variegated Foliage Variegated Reed Grass features green and white striped leaves, which create a unique and elegant appearance in the garden. The foliage adds a soft, yet bold, texture that contrasts beautifully with other plants. Its vertical growth makes it ideal for creating height and interest in a variety of garden designs. The variegated foliage provides year-round interest, even when the plant is not in bloom. 2. Tall, Graceful Stems Phragmites australis 'Variegatus' reaches heights of 2–3 meters (6–10 feet), making it perfect for adding vertical structure and density to your aquatic or wetland garden. The tall, upright stems give the plant a graceful, airy look, perfect for creating a naturalistic appearance along pond edges or in larger water garden spaces. 3. Thrives in Wet and Moist Conditions This plant thrives in moist to wet soil or shallow water (up to 30–45 cm / 12–18 inches deep), making it ideal for pond edges, bog gardens, or wet meadows. It performs best in full sun to partial shade, making it adaptable to various lighting conditions while ensuring healthy foliage and growth. 4. Hardy and Low Maintenance Phragmites australis 'Variegatus' is a hardy perennial that is particularly well-suited for wetland environments. Once established, it is low-maintenance and requires minimal care, making it an excellent choice for gardeners who want beautiful, resilient plants with little upkeep. 5. Wildlife-Friendly The dense foliage provides shelter for small creatures, including insects, amphibians, and small birds, helping to support a diverse and thriving ecosystem in your garden. While the plant does not have particularly showy flowers, its vertical structure and dense growth create a safe haven for local wildlife. 6. Erosion Control and Water Filtration The plant's dense root system helps stabilize soil, making it ideal for erosion control along pond banks and marshy areas. Variegated Reed Grass also helps with water filtration, absorbing excess nutrients and contributing to improved water quality in your pond or wetland space. 7. Versatile Design Use Ideal for water gardens, bog gardens, pond edges, or wetland landscapes, where it can serve as a focal point or background plant. Works well in naturalistic plantings or wildlife gardens, providing both height and texture, or as a standout accent in more formal designs. Key Features Height: 2–3 meters (6–10 feet) Flowers: Soft, feathery flower heads, typically blooming in late summer to early fall Soil: Moist to wet soil or shallow water Light: Full sun to partial shade Phragmites australis 'Variegatus' (Variegated Reed Grass) is a beautiful, low-maintenance plant that adds texture, height, and elegance to any wetland or water garden. Its unique variegated foliage and tall stature make it an ideal choice for enhancing the beauty and functionality of your aquatic landscape.
£2.60 - £23.40
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Lincspplants Phalaris arundinacea var picta
Phalaris arundinacea, commonly known as reed canary grass, is a striking variegated marginal grass with upright, arching foliage marked by bold green and creamy white stripes. The leaves form dense, reed-like clumps that add strong vertical emphasis and brightness to pond margins, ditches, and other wet areas, with subtle flower heads appearing above the foliage in summer. This plant is particularly valuable in wildlife-friendly settings, offering shelter and cover for amphibians, aquatic insects, and small animals. Its vigorous, spreading habit helps bind damp or waterlogged soils, making it useful for stabilising banks while contributing texture and movement to naturalistic planting schemes.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Petasites japonicus variegata
Petasites japonicus, commonly known as variegated giant butterbur, is a bold perennial with large, rounded leaves edged in creamy white, forming a striking umbrella-like canopy over fleshy stems. In early spring, it produces dense clusters of small, creamy-white flowers that emerge just above the foliage, adding seasonal interest before the leaves reach full size. This plant provides early nectar for pollinators and shelter for small wildlife, making it ecologically valuable. Its dramatic foliage and vigorous growth habit make it ideal for damp borders, stream margins, and naturalistic planting schemes where bold, textured leaves are desired.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Petasites japonicus giganteus
Petasites japonicus, commonly known as giant butterbur, is a striking perennial with massive, rounded leaves that form a bold, umbrella-like canopy over tall, fleshy stems. In early spring, it produces dense clusters of small, creamy-white flowers that rise just above the foliage, providing early-season interest before the leaves reach full size. This species is valued for its ecological role, offering shelter for small wildlife and early nectar for pollinating insects. Its imposing foliage and vigorous habit make it ideal for damp borders, stream edges, and naturalistic garden schemes where dramatic structural impact is desired.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Petasites hybridus
Petasites hybridus, commonly known as umbrella plant, is a bold perennial with enormous, rounded leaves that form a dramatic, umbrella-like canopy above thick, fleshy stems. In early spring, it produces small, clustered pinkish-white flowers held just above the foliage, adding seasonal interest before the leaves reach full size. This plant provides shelter and cover for small wildlife and supports early pollinators with its flowers. Its large, architectural leaves and vigorous growth make it ideal for damp, shaded areas, stream margins, and naturalistic planting schemes where bold foliage is desired.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Petasites albus
Petasites albus, commonly known as white butterbur, is a vigorous, clump-forming perennial with large, rounded green leaves forming bold architectural foliage. In early spring it produces spikes of small, fragrant white flowers, creating an early-season display in damp soils and along pond margins. This species is valuable for early pollinators and helps stabilise wet soils while providing shelter for small wildlife. Its spreading habit and tolerance of consistently moist or shallowly submerged soil make it ideal for pond edges, damp borders, and naturalistic water gardens.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Peltandra undulata
Peltandra undulata, commonly known as green arrow arum, is a clump-forming aquatic perennial with large arrow-shaped green leaves rising from rhizomes. In late spring to early summer it produces greenish-white spathes enclosing a spadix, creating a subtle but architectural display in ponds and wet soils. This species provides habitat for insects and small wildlife and helps stabilise pond edges. Its upright, clump-forming habit and preference for consistently moist or shallowly submerged soil make it ideal for pond margins, bog gardens, and naturalistic water features.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Oxalis corymbosa
Oxalis corymbosa, commonly known as creeping wood sorrel, is a low-growing, mat-forming perennial with trifoliate, clover-like green leaves. In spring to summer, it produces small, cup-shaped pink flowers, creating a delicate and attractive display in borders, rockeries, or as groundcover. The flowers attract bees and other pollinators, giving the plant ecological value. Its spreading habit and tolerance of damp soil make it ideal for pond edges, rock gardens, or naturalistic plantings where early summer colour and low-maintenance groundcover are desired.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Osmunda regalis
Osmunda regalis, commonly known as royal fern, is a clump-forming perennial with large, finely divided, upright green fronds forming a majestic, architectural mound. It is non-flowering, with its tall, feathery foliage providing strong visual impact in shaded, damp areas of the garden. The fronds provide habitat for wildlife and add ecological value. Its preference for consistently moist, fertile soil makes it ideal for damp woodland gardens, pond edges, or shady borders where dramatic foliage and texture are desired.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Orontium aquaticum
Orontium aquaticum, commonly known as golden-club, is a clump-forming perennial with long, lance-shaped green leaves rising from the water, forming architectural foliage. In late spring to early summer it produces a small yellow spadix partially enclosed by a greenish bract, creating a subtle but distinctive display in ponds and boggy soils. This species is valuable for wetland biodiversity, providing habitat for insects and stabilising pond edges. Its upright, clump-forming habit and tolerance of shallowly submerged or consistently moist soil make it ideal for pond margins, bog gardens, and naturalistic water features.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Oenanthe fistulosa 'Flamingo'
Oenanthe fistulosa 'Flamingo' (Variegated Water Dropwort) Oenanthe fistulosa 'Flamingo', commonly known as Variegated Water Dropwort, is a striking moisture-loving perennial known for its delicate foliage marked with pink and cream variegation. This plant thrives in damp or waterlogged environments, making it ideal for water gardens, pond edges, or boggy areas, where it adds a unique and colorful touch. Description Height: 30–60 cm (12–24 inches) Spread: 30–45 cm (12–18 inches) Foliage: The finely divided, fern-like leaves are variegated with cream, green, and soft pink hues, creating a feathery and delicate appearance. The variegation becomes more vibrant in full sun. Flowers: In midsummer (June to August), small clusters of white, umbrella-shaped flowers appear on slender stems, adding a light, airy touch to the plant's overall form. Growth Habit: Clump-forming and gently spreading, it softens edges and creates a naturalistic effect in water-rich environments. Growing Conditions Oenanthe fistulosa 'Flamingo' thrives in consistently wet or waterlogged conditions and adapts well to a variety of garden settings. Soil: Prefers rich, moist, or wet soils that are loamy, sandy, or clay-based. It can grow in shallow standing water (up to 5 cm / 2 inches). Water: Requires consistently moist soil and thrives in boggy or waterlogged areas, making it ideal for pond margins, streams, or rain gardens. Light: Grows best in full sun to partial shade. Full sun enhances the intensity of the variegated foliage. This plant is hardy in temperate climates, including the UK, and tolerates frost well. Propagation and Care Division: Divide clumps in early spring or autumn to propagate and maintain plant vigor. Replant divisions immediately in damp soil or shallow water. Seed: Propagation by seed is possible but less common for cultivars like 'Flamingo', as seedlings may not retain the parent plant's variegation. Routine Care: Water regularly to maintain soil moisture, especially during dry periods. Trim back overgrown stems and foliage after flowering to encourage fresh growth and maintain a tidy appearance. Mulch annually with organic matter to retain soil moisture and enrich the growing medium. Uses Water Gardens: Perfect for planting near ponds, streams, or in boggy areas, where its moisture-loving nature thrives. Borders: Adds unique color and texture to damp or water-retentive borders. Naturalized Planting: Ideal for creating naturalistic settings in wet meadows or along water margins. Containers: Grows well in containers placed near water features or on patios, provided the soil is kept consistently moist. Ecological Value Pollinators: The delicate, nectar-rich flowers attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators during the summer months. Wildlife Habitat: Provides shelter for insects and amphibians in water-rich environments. Erosion Control: The spreading root system helps stabilize soil in wet or sloped areas, reducing erosion. Considerations Moisture Needs: Requires consistently wet soil and will struggle in dry or well-drained conditions. Spread Management: While not invasive, its spreading habit may require occasional trimming to keep it contained in smaller spaces. Winter Hardiness: Hardy in temperate climates, but in very cold areas, a layer of mulch may provide additional protection for the root crown. Summary Oenanthe fistulosa 'Flamingo' (Variegated Water Dropwort) is a stunning addition to water-rich gardens, with its soft pink and cream variegated foliage and airy white flowers. Thriving in damp or waterlogged conditions, this low-maintenance perennial is ideal for pond edges, bog gardens, and naturalized wetlands. With its unique appearance and ecological benefits, 'Flamingo' is a perfect choice for gardeners seeking a versatile and visually striking plant for water-friendly landscapes. Why Choose Oenanthe fistulosa 'Flamingo'? Oenanthe fistulosa 'Flamingo', commonly known as Flamingo Water Dropwort, is a vibrant perennial that adds a splash of color to damp garden spaces with its unique, variegated foliage and delicate white flowers. Ideal for planting near water features or in moisture-rich environments, this cultivar brings both texture and beauty to your garden throughout the growing season. 1. Striking Variegated Foliage Oenanthe fistulosa 'Flamingo' features attractive, variegated green and cream leaves with pinkish tints, adding color and texture to your garden. The foliage creates a soft, elegant contrast to the surrounding plants and remains vibrant throughout the growing season, even after the flowers have faded. 2. Delicate White Flowers In late spring to early summer, this cultivar produces small, delicate white flowers that are borne in clusters, adding a touch of refinement to your garden. The flowers attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, contributing to the overall health and biodiversity of your garden. 3. Thrives in Moist to Wet Conditions Oenanthe fistulosa 'Flamingo' thrives in moist to wet soils, making it perfect for planting along ponds, streams, or in bog gardens. It performs best in full sun to partial shade, ensuring healthy growth and vibrant foliage in damp garden environments. 4. Low Maintenance and Hardy This hardy perennial is easy to grow and requires minimal care once established. It is resistant to pests and diseases, making it a reliable and low-maintenance addition to water gardens or wetland areas. 5. Wildlife-Friendly The delicate, nectar-rich flowers attract pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and moths. The plant's dense foliage provides shelter for small creatures, making it an excellent choice for wildlife-friendly gardens. 6. Versatile Garden Use Ideal for planting around water features, in damp garden beds, or mixed borders, where its variegated foliage and delicate flowers create a stunning focal point. Works well in mixed plantings with other moisture-loving perennials or as part of a naturalistic water garden display. Key Features Height: 60–90 cm (24–36 inches) Flowers: Small white flowers in clusters, blooming in late spring to early summer Foliage: Green and cream variegated leaves with pinkish tints Soil: Moist to wet soil Light: Full sun to partial shade Oenanthe fistulosa 'Flamingo' is a beautiful and low-maintenance addition to any garden, offering striking variegated foliage and delicate white flowers. Its ability to thrive in moist conditions and attract pollinators makes it an excellent choice for water gardens, pond edges, or damp garden spaces.
£2.60 - £23.40
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Lincspplants Nymphaea ALBA Water Lily kit - Very Large Water Lilies - bareroot - Fish or Wildlife Pond and bog Aquatic
Nymphaea Very Large Water Lilies Alba Brilliant white petals. Free flowering. Free flowering. Posting: Monday-Thursday Except Bank Holidays All Plants are posted FIRST CLASS Plants are packed to last 7 days. Supplier of plants: oxygenators, reeds, iris, water lilies, bog gardens, wildlife ponds, natural ponds, lakes, floating plants, deep water plants, marginals, native british and tropical.
£13.99
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Lincspplants Nupar Lutea - Brandy Bottle - Native Yellow Water Lily - Marginal Pond Plants - Bareroot - Fish or Wildlife Pond and bog Aquatic Plants - DF003
Brandy Bottle (Nupar lutea) NATIVE Yellow Water Lily, this is a much loved plant by pond keepers and bee's alike. This vigorous, deep water UK native plant is quite hardy and can tolerate running water and heavy shade making it extremely versatile and ideal for most ponds. With pretty bottle shaped flowers and a bouquet reminiscent of alcohol it is a perennial favourite.
£12.99
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Lincspplants Nasturtium officinale
Nasturtium officinale 'Watercress', commonly known as watercress, is a vigorous, mat-forming perennial with trailing, bright green leaves forming dense mats. In spring to summer it produces small, inconspicuous white flowers, creating subtle colour along pond margins, streams, and in shallow water. This cultivar is valuable for pollinators and aquatic biodiversity, providing cover for small wildlife and stabilising wet soils. Its trailing, spreading habit and tolerance of consistently moist or shallowly submerged soil make it ideal for pond edges, wet meadows, and naturalistic water gardens.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Myosotis scorpioides 'White'
Myosotis scorpioides White, commonly known as water forget-me-not, is a low-growing, clump-forming perennial with small, hairy green leaves forming a dense mat. In spring to early summer, it produces delicate, star-shaped pure white flowers, creating a charming and subtle display along pond edges, boggy borders, or damp garden areas. The flowers attract bees and other pollinators, giving the plant ecological value. Its creeping, moisture-loving habit makes it ideal for damp borders, shallow water margins, or naturalistic plantings where spring colour and soft texture are desired.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Myosotis scorpiodes variegata
Myosotis scorpioides 'Variegata' (Variegated Water Forget-Me-Not) Myosotis scorpioides 'Variegata', commonly known as the Variegated Water Forget-Me-Not, is a charming perennial plant known for its delicate blue flowers and striking variegated foliage. This moisture-loving plant is perfect for pond edges, bog gardens, and other damp locations, bringing a soft, natural beauty to water-rich environments. Description Height: 15–30 cm (6–12 inches) Spread: 30–45 cm (12–18 inches) Flowers: Small, sky-blue, five-petaled flowers with yellow centers bloom profusely from late spring to early summer (May to June). The dainty blooms create a lovely display and attract pollinators. Foliage: The lance-shaped leaves are variegated with cream or yellow margins, adding interest even when the plant is not in bloom. The foliage forms a low, dense mat that softens garden edges and pathways. Growth Habit: Creeping and spreading, it quickly covers the ground in damp areas, making it an excellent ground cover. Growing Conditions Myosotis scorpioides 'Variegata' thrives in consistently moist to wet environments and is particularly well-suited to water gardens. Soil: Prefers rich, moist, or wet soil that is well-drained. It thrives in loamy, clay, or sandy soils if moisture is retained. Water: Requires consistently moist soil and thrives in shallow standing water, making it ideal for pond edges, streams, or boggy areas. Light: Grows best in full sun to partial shade. In warmer climates, partial shade helps prevent the variegated foliage from scorching. This plant is hardy in temperate climates, including the UK, and tolerates frost well. Propagation and Care Division: Propagate by dividing clumps in early spring or autumn. Replant divisions in moist soil or directly at the water's edge. Seed: Sow seeds in early spring in a moist growing medium. Keep the soil consistently damp until germination. Routine Care: Water regularly to maintain soil moisture, especially during dry periods. Trim back overgrown stems after flowering to encourage compact growth and prevent spreading into unwanted areas. Mulch around the base annually to retain moisture and enrich the soil. Remove any dead or damaged foliage to maintain the plant's attractive appearance. Uses Water Gardens: Thrives along the edges of ponds, streams, or in boggy areas, creating a naturalistic and charming display. Ground Cover: Forms a dense mat in damp garden areas, suppressing weeds and softening hard edges. Naturalized Planting: Perfect for wildflower meadows or woodland settings with consistently moist soils. Containers: Can be grown in containers near water features, where its variegated foliage and delicate flowers add interest. Ecological Value Pollinators: The nectar-rich flowers attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, supporting biodiversity. Wildlife Habitat: Dense foliage provides cover for small insects and amphibians near water. Erosion Control: The spreading habit and fibrous root system help stabilize soil in wet or sloped areas, reducing erosion. Considerations Moisture Needs: Requires consistently moist or wet soil to thrive. Avoid planting in dry or sandy conditions without supplemental watering. Spread Management: While not invasive, its creeping habit may require occasional trimming to keep it contained. Light Sensitivity: Protect variegated foliage from harsh afternoon sun in warmer climates to avoid scorching. Summary Myosotis scorpioides 'Variegata' (Variegated Water Forget-Me-Not) is a beautiful and versatile perennial that thrives in moist or water-rich environments. Its delicate blue flowers and variegated foliage make it a standout choice for pond edges, bog gardens, and damp borders. Easy to grow and maintain, this charming plant adds both visual interest and ecological value to any water-friendly garden setting. Why Choose Myosotis scorpiodes variegata (Variegated Forget-Me-Not)? Myosotis scorpiodes variegata, commonly known as Variegated Forget-Me-Not, is a charming perennial that produces delicate blue flowers and features attractive variegated foliage. Perfect for adding soft color and texture to shaded or damp garden spaces, this cultivar creates a gentle, airy effect in your garden. 1. Delicate Blue Flowers Myosotis scorpiodes variegata produces clusters of small, sky-blue flowers that bloom in spring, bringing a gentle burst of color to your garden. The flowers have a classic forget-me-not shape and attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, making this a great addition to a pollinator-friendly garden. 2. Attractive Variegated Foliage This cultivar features variegated leaves with green and creamy-white markings, creating an attractive contrast to the blue flowers. The variegated foliage provides year-round interest and texture, remaining attractive even after the flowers have faded. 3. Thrives in Shaded to Partially Shaded Areas Myosotis scorpiodes variegata thrives in shaded to partially shaded areas, making it ideal for planting under trees, along borders, or in woodland gardens. It prefers moist, well-drained soils, making it an excellent choice for areas that receive regular moisture but are not overly soggy. 4. Low Maintenance and Hardy This hardy perennial is easy to grow and requires minimal care once established. It is pest-resistant and can tolerate a range of soil conditions, making it a reliable, low-maintenance addition to your garden. 5. Wildlife-Friendly The small, nectar-rich flowers attract a variety of pollinators, including bees and butterflies, supporting the overall health of your garden ecosystem. The plant's dense foliage also provides shelter for small creatures, adding to its value in wildlife-friendly gardens. 6. Versatile Garden Use Ideal for planting in shaded garden beds, woodland gardens, or along borders, where its delicate flowers and variegated foliage create a soft, elegant focal point. Works well as a groundcover or in mixed plantings with other shade-loving perennials, adding texture and color to damp or shaded areas. Key Features Height: 15–30 cm (6–12 inches) Flowers: Small blue flowers, blooming in spring Foliage: Green and creamy-white variegated leaves Soil: Moist, well-drained soil Light: Full to partial shade Myosotis scorpiodes variegata (Variegated Forget-Me-Not) is a charming and low-maintenance addition to any garden, offering delicate blue flowers and attractive variegated foliage. Its ability to thrive in shaded conditions and support pollinators makes it an excellent choice for woodland gardens, damp borders, or as groundcover in shaded spaces.
£2.60 - £23.40
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Lincspplants Monarda 'Scorpion'
Monarda 'Scorpion', commonly known as bee balm, is a clump-forming perennial with aromatic, toothed green leaves forming a bushy mound. In mid to late summer, it produces dense, tubular flowers in striking deep red shades, attracting bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds for a bold and pollinator-friendly display in borders or cottage gardens. The flowers provide significant ecological value, supporting pollinators and beneficial insects. Its upright, moisture-loving habit makes it ideal for sunny, damp borders, wildflower gardens, or naturalistic plantings where vibrant summer colour and pollinator activity are desired.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Monarda 'Bee-True'
Monarda 'Bee-True', commonly known as bee balm, is a clump-forming perennial with aromatic, toothed green leaves forming a bushy mound. In mid to late summer, it produces dense, tubular flowers in vibrant magenta-red shades, attracting bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds for a showy and pollinator-friendly display in borders or cottage gardens. The flowers provide significant ecological value, supporting pollinators and beneficial insects. Its upright, moisture-loving habit makes it ideal for sunny, damp borders, wildflower gardens, or naturalistic plantings where summer colour and pollinator activity are desired.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Monarda 'Bee-Lieve'
Monarda 'Bee-Lieve', commonly known as bee balm, is a clump-forming perennial with aromatic, toothed green leaves forming a bushy mound. In mid to late summer, it produces dense, tubular flowers in vibrant pink-red shades, attracting bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds for a bright and pollinator-friendly display in borders or cottage gardens. The flowers provide significant ecological value, supporting pollinators and beneficial insects. Its upright, moisture-loving habit makes it ideal for sunny, damp borders, wildflower gardens, or naturalistic plantings where summer colour and pollinator activity are desired.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Monarda 'Bee-Happy'
Monarda 'Bee-Happy', commonly known as bee balm, is a clump-forming perennial with aromatic, toothed green leaves forming a bushy mound. In mid to late summer, it produces dense, tubular flowers in bright coral-pink shades, attracting bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds for a cheerful and pollinator-friendly display in borders or cottage gardens. The flowers provide significant ecological value, supporting pollinators and beneficial insects. Its upright, moisture-loving habit makes it ideal for sunny, damp borders, wildflower gardens, or naturalistic plantings where vibrant summer colour and pollinator activity are desired.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Monarda 'Bee-Bright'
Monarda 'Bee-Bright', commonly known as bee balm, is a compact, clump-forming perennial with aromatic green leaves and an upright, bushy habit. From mid to late summer, it produces dense clusters of tubular white flowers that are highly attractive to bees, butterflies, and other pollinating insects, bringing long-lasting colour and wildlife interest to borders, cottage gardens, and naturalistic planting schemes. The nectar-rich blooms provide valuable support for pollinators throughout the summer, while the fragrant foliage adds additional sensory appeal. Thriving in moist, fertile soils in full sun or light shade, 'Bee-Bright' is well suited to mixed borders, wildlife gardens, and areas near ponds or streams where consistent moisture can be maintained. As a member of the Bee-You™ series, it has been bred for improved resistance to powdery mildew compared with many older bee balm cultivars.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Mimulus tigrinus
Mimulus tigrinus, commonly known as tiger monkey flower, is a clump-forming perennial with upright, lance-shaped green leaves forming dense foliage. In summer it produces tubular flowers in shades of yellow with prominent dark red or brown spots, creating a vibrant and exotic display along pond margins and in damp soils. This species is valuable for pollinators such as bees and adds bold seasonal interest to wetland planting schemes. Its upright, clump-forming habit and preference for consistently moist or shallowly submerged soil make it ideal for pond edges, bog gardens, and naturalistic water features.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Mimulus ringens
Mimulus ringens, commonly known as allegheny monkey flower, is a clump-forming perennial with upright, lance-shaped green leaves forming dense, architectural foliage. In mid to late summer it produces spikes of tubular, violet-blue flowers, creating a striking display along pond margins, wet meadows, and damp soils. This species is valuable for pollinators, including bees and butterflies, and supports wetland biodiversity. Its upright, clump-forming habit and preference for consistently moist or shallowly submerged soil make it ideal for pond edges, bog gardens, and naturalistic water features.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Mimulus cupreus 'Red Emperor'
Mimulus cupreus 'Red Emperor', commonly known as red emperor monkey flower, is a clump-forming perennial with upright, lance-shaped green leaves forming dense foliage. In summer it produces striking, large tubular flowers in deep red shades, creating a bold and colourful display along pond margins and in damp soils. This cultivar is valuable for pollinators such as bees and adds seasonal interest to wetland planting schemes. Its upright, clump-forming habit and preference for consistently moist or shallowly submerged soil make it ideal for pond edges, bog gardens, and naturalistic water features.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Mazus reptans
Mazus reptans 'Chinese Marshflower', commonly known as creeping mazus, is a low-growing, mat-forming perennial with small, bright green leaves forming a dense, spreading carpet. In late spring to early summer, it produces small, tubular violet-blue flowers with yellow throats, creating a charming and delicate display ideal for groundcover, rockeries, or pond edges. The flowers attract bees and other pollinators, giving the plant ecological value. Its creeping habit and preference for moist, fertile soil make it perfect for damp borders, rock gardens, or between stepping stones where early summer colour and low-maintenance groundcover are desired.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Mazus reptans 'Albus'
Mazus reptans 'Albus', commonly known as creeping mazus, is a low-growing, mat-forming perennial with small, bright green leaves forming a dense, spreading carpet. In late spring to early summer, it produces small, tubular white flowers, creating a delicate and charming display ideal for groundcover, rockeries, or pond edges. The flowers attract bees and other pollinators, giving the plant ecological value. Its creeping habit and preference for moist, fertile soil make it perfect for damp borders, rock gardens, or between stepping stones where early summer colour and low-maintenance groundcover are desired.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Matteuccia struthiopteris
Matteuccia struthiopteris, commonly known as ostrich fern, is a clump-forming perennial with tall, arching, feathery green fronds that create a dramatic, architectural mound. It is non-flowering, with its bold foliage providing strong visual interest from spring through autumn, particularly in shaded or woodland areas. Its fronds provide shelter for wildlife and add ecological value in garden habitats. Preferring moist, fertile soil, it is ideal for damp borders, shaded gardens, or alongside ponds where striking foliage and texture are desired.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Marsilea quadrifolia
Marsilea quadrifolia, commonly known as four-leaf clover fern, is a distinctive aquatic fern with slender creeping stems and four-lobed, clover-like leaves held above or floating on the water surface. Its unusual foliage gives it a delicate yet eye-catching appearance, making it well suited to naturalistic ponds, shallow water, and damp margins. This plant has good ecological value, providing cover for aquatic invertebrates and contributing to stable pond margins through its spreading growth. Although it does not produce true flowers, it reproduces via spores and plays a useful role in supporting balanced, wildlife-friendly aquatic habitats.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Marginal-Pond-Plants-8-Different-Varieties-Perfect-for-Bees-amp-Other-Pollinatin
What you will receive: A seasonal selection of 8 different marginal plants - Peerfect for Bees Plants sent bare rooted with full planting guide included High quality mixture of reeds, sedges & flowering pond plants Carefully grown in the UK and fully hardy Each box of plants will contain 8 bareroot different marginal pond plants carefully packaged.
£49.99 - £59.99
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Lincspplants Lythrum salicaria 'Rosy Gem'
Lythrum salicaria 'Rosy Gem', commonly known as rosy loosestrife, is a clump-forming perennial with upright, lance-shaped green leaves forming dense, architectural foliage. In mid to late summer it produces spikes of soft pink flowers, creating a delicate and naturalistic display along pond margins, wetlands, and damp soils. This cultivar is valuable for pollinators such as bees and butterflies, supporting wetland biodiversity. Its upright, spreading habit and tolerance of consistently moist or shallowly submerged soil make it ideal for pond edges, bog gardens, and naturalistic water features.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Lythrum salicaria 'Robert'
Lythrum salicaria 'Robert', commonly known as Robert purple loosestrife, is a clump-forming marginal perennial with upright stems and narrow, lance-shaped green leaves. In summer it produces dense spikes of rich magenta-purple flowers, creating a strong vertical accent in damp borders and along pond margins. This cultivar thrives in consistently moist or wet soils and is highly attractive to bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, contributing significant ecological value. Its upright habit and tolerance of waterlogged conditions make it ideal for wildlife gardens, pond edges, and naturalistic wetland planting schemes.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Lythrum salicaria
Lythrum salicaria, commonly known as purple loosestrife, is a clump-forming perennial with upright, lance-shaped green leaves forming dense, architectural foliage. In mid to late summer it produces tall spikes of vivid purple-pink flowers, creating a dramatic display along pond margins, wetlands, and damp meadows. This species is valuable for pollinators such as bees and butterflies, supporting wetland biodiversity. Its upright, spreading habit and tolerance of consistently moist or shallowly submerged soil make it ideal for pond edges, bog gardens, and naturalistic water features.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Lysimachia thyrsiflora
Lysimachia thyrsiflora, commonly known as tufted loosestrife, is a clump-forming perennial with upright, lance-shaped green leaves forming dense, architectural foliage. In mid to late summer it produces spikes of bright yellow, star-shaped flowers arranged in dense clusters, creating a striking display along pond margins and in damp soils. This species is valuable for pollinators and contributes to wetland biodiversity, providing cover and nectar for insects. Its upright, clump-forming habit and preference for consistently moist or shallowly submerged soil make it ideal for pond edges, bog gardens, and naturalistic water features.
£2.60 - £55.58
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Lincspplants Lysimachia punctata 'Alexander'
Lysimachia punctata 'Alexander', commonly known as dotted loosestrife, is a vigorous clump-forming perennial with upright, lance-shaped green leaves forming dense, bushy clumps. In mid to late summer, it produces sprays of bright yellow star-shaped flowers with small red markings at the centre, creating a bold and decorative display in borders or naturalistic plantings. The flowers attract bees and other pollinators, giving the plant ecological value. Its spreading habit and preference for moist, fertile soil make it ideal for damp borders, cottage gardens, or wildflower-style plantings where summer colour and informal structure are desired.
£2.60 - £55.58
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