Typha Angustifolia Lesser Bulrush Hardy Native Aquatic Perennial Marginal Pond Plant Chocolate Brown Seed Heads Wildlife Friendly Wetland Planting 3X 9cm pots by Thompson and Morgan

• Attractive native aquatic plant with iconic brown bulrush seed heads
• Provides excellent cover and habitat for pond wildlife
• Perfect for natural planting schemes around ponds and lakes
• Hardy and reliable perennial requiring minimal maintenance
• typha angustifolia lesser bulrush pond plant aquatic perennial wildlife habitat native uk marginal water garden reeds wetland hardy easy care

Typha angustifolia, commonly known as the Lesser Bulrush, is a striking native perennial often seen in British wetlands. From mid-summer to early autumn, tall stems rise above clumps of grey-green foliage, bearing familiar chocolate-brown cylindrical flower heads. As the season progresses, these flower spikes develop into fluffy beige seed heads that bring added interest and texture. This hardy marginal aquatic thrives in larger ponds and lakes, creating bold stands of foliage and seed heads that provide both structure and wildlife value. Lesser in size than Typha latifolia, it still makes an impressive and natural-looking feature. A reliable, low-maintenance choice, it enhances biodiversity while adding a traditional wetland charm to water gardens. How to Grow Light: Full sun Temperature: Hardy in UK conditions Watering: Grow in shallow pond margins, crown submerged up to 30cm Feeding: Apply aquatic fertiliser during active growth if required Humidity: Thrives in consistently wet or submerged conditions Images shown are for guidance only and show the expected results of plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Image may be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months). Decorative pots are not supplied.