Marsh Woundwort | Stachys palustris Pick yours:3 Plants in 1L Aquatic Pots The young bark starts off

The young bark starts off as a creamy white shade

These showy blooms are great for cut flowers and provide excellent groundcover for erosion control or naturalising an area

juicy raspberries with a lovely

sweet tasting and succulent flesh

so will over-winter and be back to provide colour next summer and for many more summers thereafter – a full growing guide will be supplied helping you to get the best results

Marsh Woundwort | Stachys palustris Pick yours:3 Plants in 1L Aquatic Pots The young bark starts offSpikes 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