This plant has heart shaped leaves and produces double yellow flowers in March-May. It will do well in boggy ground and pond or stream margins in sun or part shade.
This unusual looking plant grows half in and half out of the water. It is an excellent oxygenator and nitrate remover. Due to its growing habit it provides cover for spawning fish, baby fish and wildlife, growing in sun to part shade. It can be grown in water from 6-20cm.
A creeping marginal with heart shaped green leaves and pretty bracts of pure white flowers June-July. It is suitable for bog gardens, stream and pond sides. It can be grown in 2-5cms of water over the crown in full sun or part shade.
A striking looking plant with ovate leaves that produces unusual white flowers July-August, the leaves take on a pink tinge in autumn. It is best planted in water 15-25cm over the crown in full sun.
Height 30 – 40cm
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