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    Hi we have a boggy corner of the allotment and wondered if there were any thirsty plants which would dry out the soil and enjoy the environment.
    If at first you don't succeed .. try and not be too surprised.

    http://allotmenttime.blogspot.com/

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    celery and celeriac should do well in those conditions.
    You can root shop bought watercress (in a glass on the windowcill in the spring) which would grow well too

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    • #3
      Just read your other post about wanting a pond. Why not kill two birds with one stone and put your pond in the boggy area?

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      • #4
        Originally posted by rustylady View Post
        Just read your other post about wanting a pond. Why not kill two birds with one stone and put your pond in the boggy area?
        How would this help the boggy area .. I'm confused sorry. If I make the pond with a liner won't it just make the surrounding area just as boggy ? Thanks for the replies

        Mel
        If at first you don't succeed .. try and not be too surprised.

        http://allotmenttime.blogspot.com/

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        • #5
          Originally posted by The Jones's View Post
          How would this help the boggy area .. I'm confused sorry. If I make the pond with a liner won't it just make the surrounding area just as boggy ? Thanks for the replies

          Mel
          It won't help the boggy area, but unless you can drain it you will have to live with it, so putting the pond there seems a good option. It will encourage wildlife, and you can plant round the edges with semi-aquatic plants for the animals and insects.

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          • #6
            Thanks .. I thought I'd missed a magic solution for a minute Think that may be my solution.
            If at first you don't succeed .. try and not be too surprised.

            http://allotmenttime.blogspot.com/

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