Marsh Woundwort | Stachys palustris Pick yours:3 Plants in 1L Aquatic Pots especially when planted as a

especially when planted as a foil to hot

The young leaves have a hint of bronze when they first appear

It is also suitable in containers on terrace gardens and as a single specimen

before arching outwards at the peak of each leaf

as it is susceptible to root rot if left in standing water for too long

Marsh Woundwort | Stachys palustris Pick yours:3 Plants in 1L Aquatic Pots especially when planted as aSpikes 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