Sagittaria graminea (Marginal Aquatic)

Sagittaria graminea, commonly known as the grass-leaved arrowhead, is a charming little plant that thrives in marginal areas, making it an excellent choice for small ponds, water containers, and bog gardens. This delightful species showcases slender, oar-shaped leaves that rise gracefully from the water's surface, creating a serene and elegant appearance. During the blooming season, which spans from June to September, it produces delicate clusters of white flowers, each featuring three petals and a striking yellow centre, all held aloft on slender stems that add to its visual appeal.The adaptability of Sagittaria graminea is one of its standout features; it can be cultivated either submerged as an oxygenating plant or rooted in the shallow edges of water bodies, where it flourishes and enhances the landscape. Its compact growth habit and the charming nature of its flowers make it particularly suitable for smaller water features, where it can create a picturesque scene without overwhelming the space. Whether you are looking to enhance a tranquil garden pond or add a touch of beauty to a water container, this versatile plant is sure to bring a sense of calm and elegance to your outdoor environment.Water depth: 10-30cm. Height: 50cm (20in). Spread: 60cm (24in).