Variegated Sweet Flag | Acorus calamus 'Variegatus'

Variegated Sweet Flag | Acorus calamus 'Variegatus'Vibrant and gracefully arching sword shaped leaves striped with creamy white and green; often flushed with pink in cold weather. Acorus produces tiny green yellow flowers in May, followed by reddish berries A beneficial pond edge plant for attracting wildlife, offering cover for emerging creatures including froglets and newly hatched dragonflies Fully hardy, low maintenance and unbothered by pests and diseases The decorative foliage has a pleasant

velvety leaves adorned with striking white veins that resemble veins of precious metal

followed by 'Baby Moon' and ending with the beautiful 'Pheasant's Eye'

commonly known as the Purple Shamrock

Waverex Petit Pois peas can be grown in the small spaces as this dwarf variety grows to just 60cm

✔ Delightful tall spikes look stunning swaying in the wind

The Evereste tree is quite sturdy

Don’t worry if some developing fruit falls off the tree in summer

The first person to sell this tree commercially was Monsieur Massot

combined with their elegant

Musk (White) Agrimony Knapweed

texture and year-round interest to cottage or woodland planting schemes

which has both culinary and cleaning uses