Water Hawthorn | Aponogeton distachyos Butterfly Begonia Rosa rugosa will do fine

Rosa rugosa will do fine in any type of soil and can be planted inland or in coastal areas

An upright late season blueberry variety

Thriving in full sun or light shade

cascading flower sprays in May and June

whenever the top two inches of soil become dry

Water Hawthorn | Aponogeton distachyos Butterfly Begonia Rosa rugosa will do fineVanilla scented white flowers with soft brown anthers held just above the water surface by floating red and green leaves Also known as Water Hawthorn, this remarkable plant is free flowering, producing blooms throughout the year except for a period of dormancy in August Petioles up to a metre long rise from tubers growing at the bottom of the pond A perfect partner for water lilies, as they grow in the same area but flower at different times Ideal for