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Plants Which Like Alot Of Water?
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The soil in my borders are in need of a few plants. I am wondering as the soil is quite waterlogged are there any plants who like alot of water.
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Available space- You don't want to plant something that will soon out grow your borders.
Is it usually waterlogged, year-round or just a temporary thing with all the recent rain ?
Soil type- Acid or alkaline ?
I will assume for now that the soil is fairly moist, most of the time and you don't have that much space and it's also on the acidic side...
A compact blueberry may do well and will provide delicious fruit!
The one I recommend is Vaccinium corybosum 'Sunshine blue
the leaves are blue-green, flowers pink-white followed by big purple berries
Or perhaps a close relative the evergreen huckleberry- Vaccinium ovatum (box huckleberry) small shiny dark green leaves, pink flowers followed by small black berries
Both shrubs prefer acidic soil, so add plenty of ericacious compost at planting time
Available space- You don't want to plant something that will soon out grow your borders.
Is it usually waterlogged, year-round or just a temporary thing with all the recent rain ?
Soil type- Acid or alkaline ?
I will assume for now that the soil is fairly moist, most of the time and you don't have that much space and it's also on the acidic side...
A compact blueberry may do well and will provide delicious fruit!
The one I recommend is Vaccinium corybosum 'Sunshine blue
the leaves are blue-green, flowers pink-white followed by big purple berries
Or perhaps a close relative the evergreen huckleberry- Vaccinium ovatum (box huckleberry) small shiny dark green leaves, pink flowers followed by small black berries
Both shrubs prefer acidic soil, so add plenty of ericacious compost at planting time
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