Bog gardens

A small bog garden can allow you to grow a range of interesting plants that enjoy being waterlogged and in the constant presence of water. It can be an ideal solution for the corner of the garden that's always just a bit soggy or a garden...

How to build a bog garden, all your questions answered from which plants to what types of topsoil.

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

If you want to add something to your pond, a bog garden can introduce a variety of different plants to the area. It can also provide new habitats for any visiting wildlife. Winter is a great time to get started on this project, and by spring you’ll be ready to plant it up.

As the prestige flower event begins, horticulturalists are shown how a waterlogged patch can help counter climate crisis

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This is probably the most IMPRESSIVE outdoor bog garden I have ever had the opportunity to visit. When I was in the Carolina’s last summer, I was lucky to meet up with Mark, a local who took…

What are the best plants for your bog garden? We recommend buttonbush, cardinal flower, Rodgersia, blueberry, and about 20 others.

Bog garden

An illustrated, step by step guide to creating a bog garden (swamp) for those hard to cultivate areas.

Find out how to create a beautiful bog garden, packed with flowering plants for wildlife.

Keyhole gardening is a perfect solution if you'd like to have a garden but live in an area with poor soil, dry weather, or limited outdoor space. Keyhole gardens are round raised beds built around a central compost basket. A small entryway gives the bed its keyhole shape and provides convenient access.

Bogs are natural ecosystems, and having one means getting to enjoy a native bog garden. However, if you do not already have one, you may want to create an artificial bog. To learn more about maintaining a bog garden, click on the following article.

There are many different kinds of gardens — vegetable gardens, flower gardens, rock gardens, butterfly gardens and, of course, water gardens, just to name a few. But a type of garden that many people do not regularly consider is a bog garden, or gardening with plants that like “wet feet.” Bog gardens are normally associated … Keep Your Plants & Feet Wet With Versatile Bog Gardens Read More »

If you have a big garden, then you know how difficult it is to manage it. Below are some simple ideas to help manage your big garden