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Yellow loosestrife is a native Irish perennial, also known as Breallán léana. Growing to 80cm, the clusters of golden flowers can be seen from July to August above the hairy green leaves. A water-loving plant, which grows best at the edge of a stream or pond.
Yellow loosestrife likes a moist or well-drained soil in sun or partial shade.
Yellow loosestrife is a native Irish perennial, also known as Breallán léana. Growing to 80cm, the clusters of golden flowers can be seen from July to August above the hairy green leaves. A water-loving plant, which grows best at the edge of a stream or pond.
Yellow loosestrife likes a moist or well-drained soil in sun or partial shade.