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Advice sought
Dean Male
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An area of my garden is traditionally boggy due to heavy clay and high water table.
After the rains we have experienced this winter, this same area has been continually under water.
The only plant growing is a marsh marigold.
would be grateful for any advice as to what I could introduce which could thrive in such conditions.
Many thanks
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Make a feature of it
Most water-garden centres (or catalogues) will have a good variety of swamp loving plants. My favourites are irises, of which many varieties love bogs
In any case make sure it doesn't dry out in summer
www.pondplants.co.uk/category.php
www.thewatergarden.co.uk/App/Home.aspx