Eupatorium Cannabinum - Hemp Agrimony - Dutch Agrimony Marginal Aquatic Pond Plant
Plants will arrive in baskets complete with aquatic soil
If you are looking for a tall and striking plant to adorn your pond or water feature, you might want to consider this native marginal. The Eupatorium cannabinum boasts bold, domed shaped clusters of tiny, fluffy, dusty pink flower heads that create a stunning contrast with the dark green foliage. These lovely blooms appear in late summer and early autumn, adding a touch of warmth and charm to your garden.
The Hemp agrimony plant is easy to care for and does not require much maintenance. All you need to do is trim any dead or damaged stems and leaves to keep it tidy and healthy. You should also leave the foliage to die back naturally in winter, as this will help protect the roots from frost and encourage new bud formation for the next season.
This plant is sometimes referred to as Dutch agrimony
- Flowers: Jul - Sept
- Growth Rate: Fast
- Depth: 0 - 10cm
- Height: 60 - 120cm
- Native to British Isles
- Perfect For Pollinators
- Position: Full Sun / Part Shade
The Eupatorium cannabinum - Hemp agrimony pond plant is available in at least one or more of the following sizes
- 9cm square pot (9x9x10cm)
- 1 Litre square basket (11x11x11cm)
- 3 Litre hexagonal basket (18x18x16cm)
- 5 Litre square basket (24x24x14cm)
- 10 Litre square basket (29x29x19cm)
- 30 Litre square basket (40x40x28cm)
Planting Marginal Pond Plants
To create a beautiful and healthy pond, you need to choose the right plants and containers for them. If you buy pond plants that come in 9cm pots, we suggest that you transfer them to bigger aquatic planting baskets, so they can have more space to flourish. On the other hand, if your pond plants are already in 1 litre aquatic baskets or larger, you can leave them as they are as they will already have room to grow.
It is worth bearing in mind that taller plants such as Iris's & grasses may benefit from a deeper larger basket, as they can be prone to blowing over in the wind, these deeper baskets will provide some counter balance against the wind, as well as plenty of room for root growth.
Spreading and rafting pond plants can be planted into shallower baskets should you wish, but remember they will still need plenty of room for growth, so it is always worth while replanting them regularly to ensure the best possible display.
It may be possible to place some marginals directly into a planting area such as a bog garden.
