Native. A short reed of perhaps no more than 12 inch height . Dark green erect stems with hazel brown tufty seed heads in late Summer.

Blue/Grey slender leaved rush often used by garden designers because of their neat clean appearance that lasts most of the year.

Clusters of rose pink flowers, each petal cut into four narrow segments. Flowers late spring early summer.

Creeping stems with small clean sage green cup shaped foliage. Myriads of bright yellow flower near all Summer.

Native. Tall woody stemmed plant of erect habit and neat foliage. In August the purple brush of tiny flowers makes bright late splash of colour.

Native. Dusty purple green foliage standing 12 inches high and lavender puff ball flower heads. Scented foliage if crushed.

A creeping variety with small leaves with a mint smell. Good for bees.

Bean like foliage on a creeping root stock. Useful to disguise pond edges, pink flower buds open to delicate white stars. Only 9 inches high.

Native. Creeping edge plant, very free flowering with pale blue forget-me-not shaped flowers all summer. Useful companion plant.

Strong growing grass with broad glossy leaves. Ideal for large scale filtration beds.

Unusual slow growing marginal plant with sharply jagged toothed edged leaves. Stem reddish brown, and red-purple flowers.

Lanceolate leaves with branching stems holding large numbers of buttercup flowers capable of brightening up any unsightly areas in the pond edging.

Green foliage with small white flowers.

Attractive green leaves with bright red veins, mainly grown for its foliage. Perfect for any pond.

Native. Very showy grass when flowering in July with a carpet of white fluffy cotton wool buds. Only 12-15 inch high. Keep restricted.