Wetlands
Ideal for adding colour, texture, and a place for wildlife to hide, wetland plants are those that are best suited to the moist soil at the edges of a pond (their crown not submerged by the water), or boggy areas of the garden. Most wetland plants can also live quite happily in borders of the garden that are not prone to fully drying out.
Iris 'Black Gold'
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Description A statement iris, with grey-green narrow strap like leaves and tall strong stems displaying striking flowers with indigo-violet (almost black) falls with golden veins.
Iris 'Black Knight'
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Description Standing proud on tall stems amongst grey-green strap like leaves, one of the darkest iris flowers you will find, with deep violet (almost black) falls and golden veins.
Iris forrestii
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Description Distinguished by its lemon yellow falls with reddish-brown veins and markings.
Iris Hookeri
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Description A dwarf iris with mid-green, sword shaped leaves, producing lovely flowers with purple-blue falls marked with a white signal and dark purple veins.
Iris lactea
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Description This elegant iris has milky-white through to pale purple falls which are veined with blue, red-purple or violet.
Iris 'Siberian Flag'
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Description This pretty iris puts on a great display, with narrow strappy foliage and branched stems bearing up to 5 flowers with violet-blue falls, marked with yellow and white signals and violet-blue veins.
Purple Loosestrife 'Feuerkerze'
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Description A tall growing native perennial with strong, upright stems, topped in summer months with long, poker-like heads of deep pink flowers.
A double-flowered cultivar that produces considerably less seed, minimising unwanted seedlings.
Bog Bean
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Description A fast growing plant with lovely bright green foliage. Bog bean is often the first flowering plant on the pond producing white, star shaped flowers tipped with pink.
Globeflower 'Golden Queen'
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Description A moisture loving perennial with bowl shaped, bright orange-yellow, early summer flowers and deeply divided mid green leaves. These buttercup-like flowers are perfect for the middle of a moist border or for planting on the margins of a pond.