Bog plants

Looking for bog plants to grow around your pond? Here are 10 of the best bog plants that trive in muddy and moist conditions.

Wet areas in your yard can be difficult to deal with. They make a mess and look unsightly. Planting water-loving plants is a good way to solve the problem.

Building the Bog - New England Succulents

Bog Garden for Carnivorous Plants: Nothing livens up a classroom windowsill like some predator / prey action. Carnivorous plants are the mightiest of houseplants, but many can only thrive in a soggy, acidic, bog environment. To keep your carnivorous plants happy year-round, ma…

Discover a list of edible bog plants with pictures and detailed descriptions at Pond Informer.

Best Plants for Wet Soil - The wrong plants will most often succumb to root rot. Luckily, there are many shrubs, trees, and plants that like wet soil.

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If you live in an area that receives frequent rainfall, or have soil that retains a lot of water, you may have a difficult time finding plants that can tolerate the soggy conditions. In this article, we cover our favorite wet soil loving plants! Read more at OwnTheYard.com!

Soggy spots aren't a problem for these perennial plants that like wet soil. Plant them in your dampest spots for added color.

Terracotta bog garden with pitcher plants

There are many beautiful perennial plants that will thrive in the moist environment provided by bog gardens. Here are excellent choices that will turn a slow-draining, waterlogged spot into a

These colorful perennial water-loving plants need constant moisture; some will grow in standing water.

Create a miniature wetland habitat for carnivorous plants, orchids, and other bog-loving species.