Marsh Woundwort Plug Plants | Stachys palustris Large Lawn airy habit makes it a

airy habit makes it a striking addition to borders and mixed plantings

Wild daffodils can take a while to become established

woodland places and wildflower meadows and look particularly striking alongside English bluebells

Trusted by professional gardeners and florists alike

from May through to August

Marsh Woundwort Plug Plants | Stachys palustris Large Lawn airy habit makes it aMarsh Woundwort Plug Plants Stachys palustris Common names include marsh woundwort, hedge nettle, and clowns woundwort. A striking perennial native wildflower that brings height, colour, and wildlife interest to damp meadows, pond margins, and wetland edges. Marsh woundwort produces tall spikes of rich purple pink flowers from June to September, making it a valuable late season nectar source for bumblebees, hoverflies, and other pollinators.