Lesser Spearwort | Ranunculus flammula

Lesser Spearwort | Ranunculus flammulaHundreds of golden yellow buttercup like flowers on slender stalks floating above lanceolate leaves A native plant which flowers between June and September Plant in still or slow moving water at the margins of a pond of water garden, in wet boggy soils or water up to 22cm deep Low maintenance no serious pests or diseases Highly attractive to bees and other pollinators Poisonous if ingested, sap may irritate skin

is a houseplant with colour-changing

which are always solid

requiring little more than basic care to thrive

Grown on rootstocks that keep them to a much shorter ultimate height

also known as Black Velvet Elephant Ear

orange flesh is totally delicious

They have a long vase life so are perfect for cutting and look great in borders too

The perfect size for medium to large ponds and lakes

where it is blended with other apple varieties

Zurel is a dignitary in the beds and borders of a garden with height and beauty

The curvy corona segments present a stronger peach colour towards the edge and develop a more light

This vibrant addition has evergreen foliage that forms in an upright manner