Marsh Woundwort Plug Plants | Stachys palustris ATR this robust dibber is ideal

this robust dibber is ideal for creating perfectly sized holes for seeds and bulbs

Durable and Easy to Clean

We recommend planting 5-7 plugs per square metre in informal groups for a naturalistic effect

Created with the specific needs of hens in mind

ragged robin has sadly dwindled in numbers due to modern farming practices and wetland drainage

Marsh Woundwort Plug Plants | Stachys palustris ATR this robust dibber is idealMarsh Woundwort Plug Plants Stachys palustris Common names include marsh woundwort, hedge nettle, and clowns woundwort. A striking perennial native wildflower that brings height, colour, and wildlife interest to damp meadows, pond margins, and wetland edges. Marsh woundwort produces tall spikes of rich purple pink flowers from June to September, making it a valuable late season nectar source for bumblebees, hoverflies, and other pollinators.