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Apium nodiflorum or Helosciadium nodiflorum (Fool’s cress) is an invasive native species of streams and ponds. It has pinnate leaves, a smooth hollow stem, smells like carrots and has small white flowers like cress.
Cardamine raphanifolia (Broad leaved cuckoo flower) is an edible American water cress with more flower power, needs cool conditions in running water to do best.
Mentha aquatica (Water mint) is a well known native plant, excellent for wildlife ponds for its nectar and scrambling habit.
Nasturtium aquaticum is our native edible water cress.
Primula vulgaris, our native primrose, is an early flowering plant with pale yellow flowers above rosettes of downy leaves.
Broad leaved arrowhead or duck potato is edible, with large and broad leaves and white flowers with yellow centres.