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Gaultheria procumbens

18 years ago

Does anyone grow wintergreen in their bog? I haven't seen any mention of it, but it seems to be a bog plant.

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yarthkin
18 years ago
I've never tried it, but I completely agree that it'd probably grow well - especially in a partially shaded bog situation. In mountain bogs, I've seen really dense patches of it, especially towards the edges where it isn't quite as wet or sunny.

Actually, I've been meaning to try this myself for some time... It you give it a shot then let us know how it goes!
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