Sagittaria graminea (mini-mound)

Sagittaria graminea has grass-like foliage that does not resemble an arrow like that of other arrowheads: its ribbon-like leaves can reach 30 to 50 cm in height.

At the end of the stems, single white repeat-flowering flowers are grouped in clusters all summer long.

• Common name: Wild arrow
• Flower color: white
• Foliage color: green
• Exposure: sun/partial shade
• Adult height: 50 cm
• Flowering period: March - April - May
• Planting: maximum immersion depth of the plant below the water level -10 / - 60 cm
• Hardiness: -16°C
• Plant habit: upright
• Number of plants/m2: 4