Also known as scorpion grass.
A native floating or rafting aquatic wildflower that spreads across the pond surface over the years to form mat that provides shelter for tadpoles and other wildlife. Newts use the leaves to lay eggs. The tiny blue flowers that are produced from May to September are attractive to bees.
This plant will also grow in moist or boggy soil and so is ideal for around a pond edge.
Water forget-me-not / Myosotis scorpiodes
£4.00Price
