Scrophularia auriculata (Water Figwort or Betony)
£2.90 – £22.90Scrophularia auriculata (Water Figwort or Betony) is a native plant with small maroon flowers; pollinators love the sticky flowers.
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Scrophularia auriculata (Water Figwort or Betony) is a native plant with small maroon flowers; pollinators love the sticky flowers.
Scrophularia auriculata variegata has strongly marked white and small sticky little maroon flowers that are attractive to pollinators.
Sparganium emersum (Unbranched Bur-reed) is a vigorous native plant, with spiky white flowers followed by spiky seed capsules.
Sparganium erectum (Branched Bur Reed) is a vigorous native plant with ribbed leaves and spiky white flowers followed by spiky seed capsules.
Stachys palustris (Marsh Woundwort) is a very invasive plant with coarse bristly stems topped with mauve mint-like flowers.
Thalia dealbata (Alligator flag) has lovely architectural oar shaped leaves and mauve twisted flowers.
Typha angustifolia (Narrow leaved reedmace) is the slightly shorter and more slender native reed mace, with dark brown pokers, hardly less invasive than T latifolia.
Typha gracilis (Graceful Reed Mace) is a shorter and more slender species with light brown pokers.
Typha latifolia (Greater reed mace) is our tallest native reed mace; dark brown fat pokers are produced on tall strong stems.
Typha latifolia variegata is the variegated cultivar of greater reed mace, the strong white and green variegation lasts all season.
Typha laxmannii (Golden reed mace) is a slightly shorter and more slender species with golden brown pokers.
Typha minima (Miniature bulrush) is just what it says on the tin, a mini-me version of the taller ones with cute pokers.