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Wet Soil loving Bush/Plant

Posted by adalina ny (My Page) on
Sun, Jan 29, 06 at 17:00

Hi, I hoping someone could recomend a bush/tree/plant that survives in very wet soil. I have a area of my back yard that is always very wet due to an under ground spring. But I want to plant a row of trees/hedges/bushes back there instead of putting up a privacy fence. Any recommendations a deeply appreciated.
Thanks
Adalina


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RE: Wet Soil loving Bush/Plant

  • Posted by bboy z8 WA USA (My Page) on
    Sun, Jan 29, 06 at 17:56

Possibly Clethra alnifolia would work for you. Or maybe Cornus stolonifera. Both of these spread by suckers. And the second one can grow rather large. C. alba might be a better choice.


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RE: Wet Soil loving Bush/Plant

  • Posted by laag z6CapeCod (My Page) on
    Sun, Jan 29, 06 at 21:01

Pussy Willow, or most any willow for that matter. Highbush Blueberry, Swamp Maple, Tupelo, Button Bush, and those that bboy mentioned are all good for your area.


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RE: Wet Soil loving Bush/Plant

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Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.aamwaj.com/vb/f110.html


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Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.aamwaj.com/vb/f110.html


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