COMMON VALERIAN Valeriana officinalis

Cynffon y Capwllt

A  clump forming herbaceous perennial found in a wide range of habitats, but preferring moist to damp soils and full to partial shade. Common Valerian can be seen in damp woods, water margins, ditches and wet meadows. It produces masses of pale pink sweet scented flowers through the summer months. A great addition to any bog garden!

A great plant for pollinators and currently in decline.

Height: 1.5m

Flowers: June to August

Colour: Pale pink