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Bog Plants

Bog plants grow in the moist environment that surrounds the pond.
Plants we have listed.
Cattails

Examples include cattail, Bullrush, Flag(Iris), and several varieties of grasses.

These also add texture and visual interest as well as natural elements to your pond.

A bog garden is a great place for the larvae of the dragonfly and damsel fly to emerge.

Japenese Iris is a wonderful example that is not only beneficial but can be a striking contrast to all of the various green tones of the surrounding plants, for it produces such beautiful deep blue flowers.

For garden ponds that are partially shaded, there is a good selection of shade loving plants.

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