Marsh Woundwort Plug Plants | Stachys palustris ATR daffodils can take a while

daffodils can take a while to become established

Generous double-lined front pocket provides handy storage for secateurs

cornflower and yellow rattle - and native perennial species

with spring flowers providing an early source of pollen and nectar for bees

Then broadcast the seed by hand or using a seed spreader

Marsh Woundwort Plug Plants | Stachys palustris ATR daffodils can take a whileMarsh 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.