Alisma parviflora (mini-mound)

Alisma parviflora is a perennial plant forming a rosette-like turadon, with erect emergent vegetation reaching 40 to 70 cm in height.

The dark green foliage is deciduous. The flowers, with greenish-white, pinkish petals, are reminiscent of baby's breath flowers.

The plantain is found on banks and up to 50 cm deep in a sunny location.

• Common name: Round-leaf water plantain
• Flower color: greenish white, pinkish
• Foliage color: green
• Exposure: sun/partial shade
• Adult height: 60 to 80 cm
• Flowering period: June - July - August
• Planting: maximum immersion depth of the plant below the water level 0 / - 20 cm
• Plant habit: upright
• Number of plants/m2: 4