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plants for soggy/wet area

tesa001
14 years ago

greetings, did some searching around for past posts that

might help prior to my posts, but didn't find any, so here

goes

i also posted this on the texas forum

i'd like to plant a wet area with dietes bicolor, underplanted with creeping jenny

i can't seem to find any info that dietes can take the

wet

they (the dietes) were given to me as a going away gift

prior to our move, and i'm not sure where would be the

best place for them, my sun is limited and the area i

think will get enough sun is wet/soggy after rains

i have another area, more like a bog which i do plan to

use yellow and blue flags, and marsh marigolds, along with

cardinal flower

i have read that the flags can be invasive, but i have

a rather large boggy area, and i'd like nothing better

than to have them go to town

thanks in advance for any help

tesa

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