Garden Gear – Raised Wooden Planter with Climbing Trellis
The Raised Wooden Planter with Climbing Trellis is a practical and stylish addition to any garden or outdoor area. Expertly crafted from durable fir wood, this versatile planter combines the functionality of a raised garden bed with the visual appeal
Allium ‘Medusa’
Allium Medusa Allium ‘Medusa’ is well known and widely popular for its slender foliage and abundance of circular blooms. It has an unusual twist at the end of each leaf and the grey-green foliage is perfect for ground cover, when
Typha angustifolia (Marginal Aquatic)
The Lesser Bulrush is a quick-growing native perennial that is commonly seen in British wetlands. Typha angustifolia produces clumps of upright, greyish-green foliage and from July to September, tall stems will rise from the foliage, bearing distinctive, cylindrical, dark brown
Schoenoplectus lacustris (Marginal Aquatic)
Commonly known as Club-rush, Schoenoplectus lacustris is a versatile and attractive plant often chosen by landscapers for its ability to provide excellent cover for wildfowl. This native rush features slender, dark green, hollow stems topped with clusters of rich chocolate-brown
Rorippa nasturtium aquaticum (Marginal Aquatic)
Rorippa nasturtium aquaticum, commonly known as our native Watercress, is an edible plant that should only be consumed if grown in clean water. However, it’s just as enjoyable when left in your pond to add beauty to your water garden.
Ranunculus flammula (Marginal Aquatic)
Lanceolate leaves with branching stems hold a large number of little yellow buttercup-type flowers. Flowers June-September. Height 25-30cm. Depth 5-10cm. Welcome to our new range of aquatics which we’ve created in conjunction with specialists Anglo Aquarium to help create the
Primula denticulata
Holding an RHS Award of Garden Merit, Primula denticulata is an incredibly versatile little perennial. Tolerant of shade and poorly drained conditions, it is ideal for pondside or streamside planting and boggy areas. However, drumstick primrose is equally happy in
Myriophyllum rubricale (Oxygenating Aquatic)
Myriophyllum rubricale produces vivid green, feathery foliage and striking red stems, which create a beautiful display above the water. The foliage beneath the water is a different form with a deep red colour. Red Stemmed Parrots Feather is a vigorous
Mimulus guttatus (Marginal Aquatic)
Numerous bright yellow flowers with small reddish spots throughout the summer make it a popular plant for the bog or water garden. This plant can be trimmed as required at any time during the growing season. Removing seed heads encourages
Mimulus cupreus ‘Red Emperor’ (Marginal Aquatic)
Covered in numerous attractive bright red trumpet-shaped flowers all summer. It has oval, toothed leaves. A little more compact than Mimulus guttatus. Flowers June-August. Height 20-40cm. Maximum depth 10cm. Available in two sizes: 1 x 1 Litre Pot or 3 x
Mimulus cardinalis (Marginal Aquatic)
Downy light green leaves with pretty tubular scarlet flowers that bloom throughout the summer. This plant can be trimmed as required at any time during the growing season. Removing seed heads encourages prolific flowering. Flowers June-August. Miniumum height 30cm; maximum
Mentha aquatica (Marginal Aquatic)
A strong mint scented herb, covered with pinkish-lilac flower heads. It used to be grown for its essential oils. This plant can be trimmed as required at any time during the growing season. Flowers July-October. Minimum height 30cm; maximum height 60cm.
Mazus reptans ‘Alba’
A beautiful mat-forming perennial that creates a dense carpet of green foliage which is covered with elegant white blooms from late spring to mid summer. Mazus reptans ‘Alba’ will happily grow in damp or wet soils and makes excellent groundcover
Lythrum salicaria ‘Robert’ (Marginal Aquatic)
A popular hardy perennial boasting tall, purple-pink flower spikes in summer. Lythrum salicaria ‘Robert’ is easy to grow and ideal for planting in wildlife areas where it will attract a wealth of pollinators. A great choice for damp, sunny borders
Lysimachia nummularia (Marginal Aquatic)
An attractive evergreen perennial which produces long stems smothered in small, rounded, green leaves that create excellent groundcover. Lysimachia nummularia also boasts cup-like, sunshine yellow flowers throughout summer which will attract plenty of beneficial insects. This Creeping Jenny is a
Lychnis flos-cuculi ‘White Robin’ (Marginal Aquatic)
A beautiful wildflower boasting white, star-like flowers with unique-looking, deeply notched petals. Lychnis flos-cuculi ‘White Robin’ will create an eye-catching display from late spring into early summer, attracting a wealth of pollinating insects. This hardy perennial is perfect for pond
Lychnis flos-cuculi (Marginal Aquatic)
A beautiful wildflower boasting pink, star-like flowers with unique-looking, deeply notched petals. Lychnis flos-cuculi will create an eye-catching display from late spring into early summer, attracting a wealth of pollinating insects. This hardy perennial is perfect for pond edges or
Iris versicolor (Marginal Aquatic)
Iris versicolor is a marginal aquatic that makes an excellent choice for bog gardens and shallow pond margins. This robust hardy perennial forms dense clumps of slender, strappy foliage that creates good shelter for wildlife. From early summer, the sturdy
Iris pseudacorus bastardii (Marginal Aquatic)
A wonderfully free-flowering hardy perennial, Iris pseudacorus bastardii is a British native marginal aquatic that swiftly produces dense clumps of grey-green, strappy foliage. From May to June, branching stems bear subtle, cream-yellow flowers. An easy-to-grow Yellow Flag Iris which is
Eupatorium cannabinum (Marginal Aquatic)
Eupatorium cannabinum is a tall marginal aquatic that creates a captivating display in pond margins. This wonderful native wildflower produces upright red stems with palmate leaves, topped with fluffy-looking domes of small pink blooms from mid summer to autumn. Hemp
Cotula coronopifolia (Marginal Aquatic)
A pretty creeping plant with numerous bright yellow flowers like buttons. The seeds can be collected and sown under glass in February/March or sown outside in April/May. Flowers May-October. Height 15-20cm. Slow growing. Depth 10cm. Pack of 3 plants This
Cardamine pratensis (Marginal Aquatic)
Mounds of pale green ferny foliage with pale lilac blooms. It is one of the food plants of the Orange Tip butterfly. Flowers April-June. Height 20-30cm. Medium/slow growth. Depth 10cm. Available in two pack sizes: 1 x 1 Litre Potted