Mentha aquatica (Marginal Aquatic) - Wild Bird Food Direct

Disclosure : This site contains affiliate links to products. We may receive a commission for purchases made through these links.

Mentha aquatica (Marginal Aquatic)

Best Sellers
- Cercis chinensis ‘Avondale’
  
  A perfect choice for small gardens, this deciduous plants bushy habit lends itself well to being trained as either a shrub or small tree. Bare, upright Read More »
- Sweet Pea ‘Three Times As Sweet’
  
  You won?t have seen a Sweet Pea like this before! Sweet Pea ‘Three Times As Sweet’ is the first cultivated, tricolour variety to be made available Read More »
- Caryopteris x clandonensis ‘Good As Gold’
  
  Caryopteris x clandonensis ?Good As Gold? is distinguished by its brilliant gold foliage that adds interest to displays long before the contrasting dark purple flowers appear Read More »
- Iris ensata ‘Variegata’ (Marginal Aquatic)
  
  Read More »
- Hydrangea paniculata ‘Skyfall’
  
  A sumptuous variety, Hydrangea paniculata ?Skyfall? bears very large conical heads composed of flowers with distinctively narrow, starry petals giving the whole panicle the appearance of Read More »
- Hydrangea paniculata ‘Diamant Rouge’
  
  Read More »
- Potato ‘Jazzy’
  
  Grow Jazzy for higher yields and better flavour than trusted favourite Charlotte. Boil’em, steam’em, mash’em, roast’em! There’s not much you can’t do with this new, mail Read More »
- Clematis ‘General Sikorski’
  
  Clematis ‘General Sikorski’ was named by its Polish breeder after the famous General and Prime Minister of Poland in exile, during WWII, who was killed in Read More »
- Centranthus ruber ‘Albus’
  
  If you live in a coastal area or have a garden with poor soil, Centranthus ruber ‘Albus’ is a great choice of plant. The hardy perennial Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Barselik’ (Azalea Group)
  
  Read More »

Most Popular
- Ipheion Mixed
  
  Originating from South America, these are one of the bulb world?s best kept secrets! Clumps of bright green foliage emerge in the autumn and winter followed Read More »
- Tulip ‘Crispa Mix’
  
  Tulip ?Crispa Mix? is a vivid blend of fringed tulips in a wide array of dazzling colours. Read More »
- Petunia x hybrida ‘Super Cascade Improved’ F1 Hybrid – Seeds
  
  The first fully integrated petunia mixture. For hanging baskets, containers and walls. The Super Cascades are much freer flowering and will cascade in 8 different colours Read More »
- Pea ‘Opal Creek’ (Sugarsnap) – Seeds
  
  Produces high number of 7-8cm yellow podded sweet ‘snaps’ and sweet edible leaves. Harvest June-August. Read More »
- Cordyline ‘Torbay Red’
  
  Cordyline ?Torbay Red? is an RHS award-winning variety with magnificent deep bronze-red foliage. Read More »

Our Picks
- Hebe ‘Jewel of the Nile’
  
  Vibrant, tri-coloured foliage and fragrant pink flowers delivers a winning combination that provides interest throughout the year. Read More »
- Prunus tomentosa
  
  Read More »
- Incredicompost Peat Free Houseplant
  
  The perfect houseplant compost is this new incredicompost peat free 25 litre bag which also comes with a 100g pack of incredibloom. Read More »
- Coreopsis ‘Golden Joy’
  
  Wonderful golden yellow semi-double flowers. These sturdy plants are larger than other plugs so they can be planted straight out in the garden provided that there Read More »
- Tulip ‘Yellow Flight’
  
  Yellow Flight’ is a reliably flowering tulip with classic, cup-shaped blooms in sunny yellow upon sturdy stems. A superb addition to beds, borders and containers and Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Wallflower ‘Harlequin Mixed’
  
  Tough but beautiful, wallflowers deliver a welcome splash of colour and fragrance that is guaranteed to wake you up from the winter doldrums! Read More »
- Verbena hastata ‘Blue Spires’
  
  Read More »
- Zinnia elegans ‘Funfair Mix’ – Seeds
  
  Bold, bicolour blooms create a neon extravaganza in beds and borders! Zinnia elegans ‘Funfair Mix’ brings a frenzy of colour that will last the whole summer. Read More »
- Rhododendron ‘Kalinka’
  
  Read More »
- Lupin ‘Beefeater’
  
  Read More »