Marsh Woundwort | Stachys palustris

Marsh Woundwort | Stachys palustrisSpikes of bright pink and purple flowers all summer long Free flowering from June to August, these plants are frequently seen covered in bumblebees The foliage turns maroon to yellow in autumn Ideal for the edges of medium to large ponds, water and bog gardens can be planted at a depth of up to 12cm below water A fast growing native perennial plant with no pest or disease issues Performs best in full sun to partial shade

This variety is significantly smaller than its parent

Huge bright golden flowers on dark foliage

Any surprise that it has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

Leucojum Aestivum bulbs are beautiful perennials with narrowly shaped leaves and umbels with bell-shaped white colours

allowing for flexible planting locations in your garden

Flowering from May to July

Jetfire' is a bulbous perennial to 20cm in height

Golden Chain or Golden Rain is a large

indirect light to maintain that beautiful colour and virbance that the plant has plenty of

Ragged Robin is a native wildflower that grow in moisture retentive soil and can typically be found in damp meadow areas or beside streams in the UK

(35 seeds)

Mar-Apr (O) H Aug-Nov