Bog plants landscaping ideas

Transform unattractive areas with soggy soil into stunning beds using these ground cover plants for wet soil that adapt to high moisture.

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

Have fun with exciting, flamboyant plants and create a stepping-stone habitat between wet and dry with a back-garden bog garden.

When you plant a rain garden, you do your part for the environment, filtering runoff and protecting groundwater. Pick the right plants and you're also rewarded with a beautiful garden!

If you've been thinkinb about incorporating wetland plants into your landscape, then you definitely want to see this article. Here is everything you need to know about wetland plants.

Bog gardens serve as a means of beautifying traditional gardens and enhancing plant collections, but they can also play a role in safeguarding rare plants and conserving the flora and fauna of globally rare and threatened ecosystems.

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.

HGTV.com showcases colorful bog plants, including calla lily, canna, Egyptian papyrus, burnet, carex, swamp hibiscus and buttonbush.

Guide to the best marginal pond plants and best bog plants, including information on species planting, care, growth, size, benefits, and invasiveness.