Typha latifolia – Hardy Native Common Bulrush | Tall Aquatic Marginal Plant with Distinctive Brown Seedheads | Ideal for Large Ponds, Lakes & Wildlife Gardens 9cm Pot x2 By Thompson & Morgan

• Distinctive brown seedheads provide strong winter structure.
• Native UK species ideal for natural pondscapes and wildlife gardens.
• Tall, architectural growth adds height and movement to aquatic margins.
• Thrives with minimal maintenance once established.

Typha latifolia, widely known as the Common Bulrush, is a bold, architectural marginal plant that brings natural beauty and strong vertical structure to large ponds, lakes, and wetland gardens. This hardy native species produces tall, upright flower stems bearing eye-catching, dark brown, cigar-shaped seedheads that persist through winter, offering ornamental interest even after the foliage has died back. Well suited to wildlife gardens and natural pond environments, Typha latifolia thrives in full sun and shallow water, where its vigorous growth provides shelter and breeding ground for aquatic creatures. This low-maintenance perennial is ideal for adding height, movement, and native charm to large-scale aquatic settings, while also supporting biodiversity and seasonal interest. How to Grow Light: Requires full sun for best performance. Temperature: Fully hardy and suited to UK climates. Watering: Grow fully submerged; no additional watering required once established. Feeding: No feeding necessary; grows vigorously in nutrient-rich water. Humidity: Thrives in wet, aquatic environments; ideal for pond margins. 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.