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Explore our range of UK-grown marginal plants, selected for their strength, reliability, and ability to thrive in British pond conditions. Marginal plants grow in the shallow edges of ponds, helping to soften the transition between water and garden while providing structure, colour, and seasonal interest. From bold architectural foliage to delicate flowering varieties, these plants play an essential role in creating a natural, well-balanced pond. They also support wildlife by offering shelter for amphibians, insects, and pollinators.
Alongside trusted favourites, we offer a carefully chosen selection of rare and unusual marginal plants, ideal for adding something a little different to your pond. All our plants are grown for quality and establishment, so you can plant with confidence.
Geum rivale is water avens, a native perennial for damp meadows and bog edges. It flowers in late spring with nodding dusky pink blooms. Appearance...
View full detailsLigularia przewalskii is Przewalski's golden ray, grown for tall flower spikes and bold foliage. It likes moisture and it works well on the damp ed...
View full detailsLobelia cardinalis is cardinal flower, known for tall spikes of scarlet blooms in late summer. It likes wet ground and brings colour when many bog ...
View full detailsCardamine pratensis is cuckoo flower, also called lady’s smock. It’s a native spring plant for damp meadows and bog edges, and it brings light pink...
View full detailsEupatorium cannabinum is hemp agrimony, a UK native for damp ground and pond edges. It is valued for late summer pink flower heads that attract ins...
View full detailsLobelia vedrariensis is a bog-loving lobelia grown for purple flowers and a long season in damp soil. It’s a good choice when you want a slimmer, n...
View full detailsIris laevigata 'Mottled Blue' is a Japanese water iris for wet soil and pond margins. It’s a good choice if you want a true marginal iris that cope...
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