Wet garden

Best Plants for Wet Soil - The wrong plants will most often succumb to root rot. Luckily, there are many shrubs, trees, and plants that like wet soil.

Plants that absorb excess water in the yard are an asset to the landscape. Water-loving willows, dogwoods, winterberries, swamp milkweed, iris and more attract bees and butterflies. Use moisture-absorbing plants to transform a wet into a focal point.

Struggling with standing water in your yard? Here’s a list of the best plants by zones that absorb water. In this post, you will find water-loving trees, shrubs and plants.

Transform unattractive areas with soggy soil into stunning beds using these ground cover plants for wet soil that adapt to high moisture.

The good news is that you can learn how to dry up a wet yard and solve the soggy problems permanently.

British gardening expert Monty Don shared advice for designing a garden that welcomes wildlife. He believes gardens of all sizes can use water to attract a full range of creatures.

Although very few plants grow in wet areas, you can learn which plants like wet feet. Some moisture loving plants thrive in standing water and others tolerate soggy, poorly drained areas of your garden. Read more about these plants here.

Plants that absorb excess water in the yard are an asset to the landscape. Water-loving willows, dogwoods, winterberries, swamp milkweed, iris and more attract bees and butterflies. Use moisture-absorbing plants to transform a wet into a focal point.

A bog garden is a good way to utilise a waterlogged area, How to create and plant up a bog garden in a wet or dry area of your garden.

Wet soil can be a challenge for even the most experienced gardeners. Here are some tips for growing in wet soil and 12 perennial crops to try.