Scrophularia auriculata variegata (variegated figwort)
From £4.90Scrophularia auriculata variegata has strongly marked white and small sticky little maroon flowers that are attractive to pollinators.
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Sparganium emersum (Unbranched Bur-reed)
From £2.90Sparganium emersum (Unbranched Bur-reed) is a vigorous native plant, with spiky white flowers followed by spiky seed capsules.
Sparganium erectum (Branched Bur Reed)
From £2.90Sparganium 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)
From £4.90Stachys palustris (Marsh Woundwort) is a very invasive plant with coarse bristly stems topped with mauve mint-like flowers.
Thalia dealbata (Alligator flag)
From £4.90Thalia dealbata (Alligator flag) has lovely architectural oar shaped leaves and mauve twisted flowers.
Typha angustifolia (Narrow leaved reedmace)
From £2.90Typha 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)
From £2.90Typha gracilis (Graceful Reed Mace) is a shorter and more slender species with light brown pokers.
Typha latifolia (Greater reed mace)
From £2.90Typha latifolia (Greater reed mace) is our tallest native reed mace; dark brown fat pokers are produced on tall strong stems.
Typha latifolia variegata (Variegated Greater reed mace)
From £6.90Typha latifolia variegata is the variegated cultivar of greater reed mace, the strong white and green variegation lasts all season.
Typha laxmannii
From £2.90Typha laxmannii (Golden reed mace) is a slightly shorter and more slender species with golden brown pokers.
Typha minima (miniature bulrush or reed-mace)
From £3.90Typha minima (Miniature bulrush) is just what it says on the tin, a mini-me version of the taller ones with cute pokers.
Typha shuttleworthii
From £2.90Typha shuttleworthii is a rarely offered species with rather ovoid pokers and narrow leaves.