Amphibious bistort
Amphibious bistort
Persicaria amphibium
Persicaria amphibium
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- Aquatic perennial for ponds and wetlands.
- Flexible water feature plant tolerating shallow to deep water.
- Showy pink flower spikes that bloom in summer.
- Low-maintenance and hardy in varied moisture.
- Easy to propagate from rhizomes for quick spread.
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Persicaria amphibium Amphibious Bistort (Also Called Water Smartweed) is a herbaceous plant prized for its robust growth in wet soils and shallow water. It brings a strong, adaptable presence to moist spots in the garden.
Its upright shoots and slender leaves emerge in spring, followed by pinkish flowers; it thrives along pond margins, damp borders, and fens. A natural, resilient addition for moist environments.
With moisture tolerance and easy establishment, this plant forms a durable, welcoming presence in any moist garden setting.
Care & Watering
Persicaria amphibium thrives in moist soil and needs regular watering; keep the soil consistently damp but not waterlogged, and mulch to retain moisture.
Location & Maintenance
Plant in a sunny to partial shade site near ponds or wet borders; remove spent foliage in spring, divide every few years to maintain vigor.
Tips
Use rainwater if possible, avoid drought spells, and monitor for rust or mildew; propagate by division or cuttings for best results.
Persicaria amphibia (amphibious bistort) makes an impression with slender stems and fine panicles that bring dynamism and color to the greenery. The elegant form and subtle movement give a lively appearance.
Ideal in natural compositions: lush flowering, ornamental value and biodiversity elevate every plant palette to a more attractive level.
Delivery costs
| BE € 4,95 | NL € 5,95 |
| DE € 6,95 | FR € 9,95 |
| AT € 14,95 | DK € 16,95 |
| IT € 16,95 | ES € 19,95 |
| SK € 19,95 | CZ € 19,95 |
| SE € 20,95 | IE € 20,95 |
| LU € 20,95 |
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