Ranunculus lingua 'Grandiflorus'

Ranunculus lingua, commonly known as greater spearwort, is a tall, robust aquatic perennial with large, glossy green leaves that form clumps along pond edges and in marshy ground. In summer it produces large, bright yellow, cup-shaped flowers held above the foliage, creating a striking display in wetland gardens and naturalistic water features.

This species thrives in consistently wet or shallowly submerged soil and provides ecological value by supporting pollinators such as bees. Its vigorous growth and tolerance of waterlogged conditions make it ideal for pond margins, lakesides, and wildlife-focused planting schemes.