Preslia cervina ‘Alba’ (Marginal Aquatic)
Loved by bees, butterflies and hoverflies, this white form of Water Spearmint is less vigorous than Water mint and better suited to smaller ponds.Preslia cervina ‘Alba’ bursts into bloom from June to September with delicate white tubular flowers arranged in
Preslia cervina (Marginal Aquatic)
Preslia cervina bursts into bloom from June to September with delicate pale blue to lilac tubular flowers arranged in whorls that are perfect for attracting bees and butterflies. Its slender green leaves release a fresh mint scent when touched, adding
Potentilla palustris (Marginal Aquatic)
A pretty British native thriving in moist environments, making it an ideal choice for pond margins, bog gardens, and other wetland areas.In early summer to mid-summer, deep red, starry flowers with prominent red sepals are carried on long stems above
Pontederia cordata ‘Pink Pons’ (Marginal Aquatic)
Pontederia cordata ‘Pink Pons’ is a showy pond plant with striking flowers and foliage and a more compact form than the species.Whilst most aquatic perennials flower early in the season, Pontederia cordata ‘Pink Pons’ flowers from summer and well into
Pontederia cordata var. lanceolata (Marginal Aquatic)
Pontederia cordata var. lanceolata is considerably taller than the common Pickerel Weed, making a real statement at the margins of ponds. The narrowly heart-shaped foliage is borne on upright stems forming dense clumps. This free flowering variety blooms throughout summer
Polygonum bistorta (Marginal Aquatic)
A long flowering, bullet-proof perennial that continuously throws up masses of bottlebrush-like spikes of soft pink flowers from late spring through to early autumn. The flowers are accompanied by clumps of ovate, mid-green leaves that serve as excellent ground cover.Ideal
Phragmites australis ‘Variegata’ (Marginal Aquatic)
Phragmites australis subsp. australis ‘Variegatus’ – not the catchiest of names, but a majestic marginal aquatic nonetheless! This splendid variegated form of the Common Reed produces stiff, upright stems of up to 3m or more, topped with feathery purple flower
Phragmites australis (Marginal Aquatic)
This majestic native is a familiar feature of wetlands across Britain. Phragmites australis produces tall stems of glossy foliage topped with feathery, purple flower heads. Commonly known as Common Reed or Norfolk Reed, this vigorous perennial grass offers valuable habitat
Petasites hybridus (Marginal Aquatic)
The densely packed flowers of this British native provide a banquet for bumble bees early in the year before when few other flowers are available. From March to May, before the leaves unfurl, Petasites hybridus produces clusters of pale pink,
Phalaris arundinacea var. picta (Marginal Aquatic)
This grassy perennial forms spreading colonies that make superb ground cover. Tall, upright stems boast boldly striped, variegated foliage and pinkish-white flower heads throughout summer. Commonly known as Gardener’s Garters, Phalaris arundinacea var. picta has a vigorous habit and benefits
Oenanthe fistulosa ‘Flamingo’ (Marginal Aquatic)
Oenanthe javanica ‘Flamingo’ offers a long season of interest to the pond landscape with pretty tri-coloured foliage and dainty flowers. Its finely divided, feathery leaves emerge in a blend of green, cream, and pink, intensifying in colour as autumn arrives.
Oenanthe aquatica (Marginal Aquatic)
Oenanthe aquatica, commonly known as fine-leaved water-dropwort or water fennel, is a UK native that thrives in shallow, still or slow-moving waters such as ponds, ditches, and marshes. This herbaceous biennial to perennial species features hollow stems that can reach
Myosotis palustris ‘Alba’ (Marginal Aquatic)
Airy sprays of delicate white flowers with yellow eyes are set against bright green, lance shaped foliage from May to September. Myosotis palustris ‘Alba’ forms low mats of foliage that soften pond margins and provide shelter for aquatic wildlife whilst
Myosotis palustris (Marginal Aquatic)
Myosotis palustris, commonly known as water forget-me-not, is a pretty UK native that brings a haze of soft blue to pond margins and damp borders.From June to September, it produces clusters of delicate, sky-blue flowers with yellow centres, freely self-seedling
Mimulus luteus (Marginal Aquatic)
Much longer flowering than most other pond plants, Mimulus luteus is valued for its abundant flurries of dazzling yellow trumpet-shaped flowers with red or purple spots from May to August.Native to South America, this plant thrives in moist, boggy soils
Mimulus ‘Bonfire Red’ (Marginal Aquatic)
Most pond plants tend to be in the softer colour range, but Mimulus ‘Bonfire Red’ offers a brilliant splash of tropical colour to pond edges and bog gardens and a longer flowering season than other pond marginals. From June to
Menyanthes trifoliata (Marginal Aquatic)
Menyanthes trifoliata, commonly known as bogbean, is a UK native aquatic perennial offering attractive flowers and foliage. Thriving in shallow ponds, marshes, and bog gardens, it adds both visual appeal and ecological value to water features.From April to June, bogbean
Mimulus ringens (Marginal Aquatic)
Throughout the summer, beautiful lilac flowers emerge on the rigid, upright stems of this eye-catching hardy perennial. Mimulus ringens produces narrower leaves than other Mimulus and has a tidy, clump-forming habit. This Allegheny Monkey Flower is perfect for growing en
Lysimachia punctata ‘Variegata’ (Marginal Aquatic)
Lysimachia punctata ‘Variegata’ bears brilliant golden yellow flowers that add a pop of vivid colour to bog gardens and pond margins. Flowering from June to August, it brings valuable late season interest in the water garden as most aquatic plants
Lysimachia thyrsiflora (Marginal Aquatic)
Lysimachia thyrsiflora is an unusual pond marginal with upright, unbranched stems and whorled, narrow foliage that rise elegantly above the water, softening pond edges. Between June and August, it produces masses of fluffy, yellow pompom blooms. Native to limited areas
Mentha pulegium (Marginal Aquatic)
The foliage of Mentha pulegium produces an intense peppermint aroma when crushed and is traditionally used to make a wonderfully refreshing mint tea. From June to August, eye-catching lilac flower spikes create a beautiful display and will attract plenty of
Lysichiton camtschatcensis (Marginal Aquatic)
Lysichiton camtschatcensis is a clump-forming marginal aquatic which boasts large, tropical-looking flowers from mid to late spring. White spathes surround scented, green flower spikes to create a striking display, and large glossy leaves appear later, unfurling from the base of