Description
Ranunculus hederaceus, commonly known as Ivy-leaved Crowfoot, is a delicate and attractive native marginal plant, perfect for creating a soft, natural look around pond edges. It features small, glossy, ivy-shaped leaves and produces charming white flowers with yellow centres during the warmer months.
This low-growing, creeping plant spreads gently across shallow water and damp ground, making it ideal for natural ponds, wildlife areas, and informal planting schemes. It is particularly well suited to softening hard edges and blending pond margins into surrounding landscaping.
Ranunculus hederaceus thrives in still or slow-moving water and is excellent for encouraging biodiversity, providing shelter for insects and aquatic life.
Key Features:
Small, ivy-shaped green leaves
Pretty white flowers with yellow centres
Low-growing and gently spreading habit
Ideal for shallow margins and damp soils
Native, wildlife-friendly species
Water depth: 0–5cm
Position: Full sun to partial shade
A beautiful, understated plant that works perfectly in wildlife ponds and naturalistic designs.