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| Plants for
Wet, Boggy, Water
Points to remember: Some plants for boggy situations can be quite invasive but they are often less so in dry conditions Our plants are not suitable for planting directly in pond margins as they contain a soil insecticide that might harm pond life. Wash off all soil from the roots and replant in special pond compost or unfertilised garden soil. Below is a selection of plants from our range that have thrived in wet conditions. |
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| Plant | Wet Soils | Boggy Soils | Pond Margins |
| Cirsium |  |
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| Eupatorium | |
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| Euphorbia griffithii, palustris and possibly others | |
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| Filipendula | |
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| Geum rivale types | |
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| Helenium | |
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| Hemerocallis | |
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| Iris | sibirica, chrysographes, ensata | chrysographes, ensata | ensata |
| Lobelia (not tupa and laxiflora) | |
cardinalis types only | cardinalis types perform well in summer but must be taken out of the pond for winter. |
| Lysimachia | |
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| Lythrum | |
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| Molinia | |
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| Monarda | |
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| Persicaria | |
Definitely affinis, amplexicaulis and bistorta. We haven't tried the others | |
| Selinum | |
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| Succisella | |
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