Bog Plants

Have you considered trying to create a wetland habitat in your garden?

You can even convert your pond, or just part of it, with the right bog plants for ponds. Adapting a soggy piece of land in a bog garden can have an amazing affect on your garden. Whether it’s a stand alone feature or a section next to your pond, you can expect to attract a large amount of wildlife with a bog garden. During their active period you’ll frogs and toads, bees and butterflies, dragonflies and damselflies all fussing around your bog plants.

 

If you’re interested in finding out more about garden habitats…

 

Ideas for bog plants to get you started

Here some of our favourite bog plants

 
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Sanguisorba officinalis - great burnet

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Trollius europaeus - globeflower