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Post #401! A spring garden tour - The Year Round Veggie Gardener

bridge at the centre of the bog. It simply means that I will have the opportunity to test a wide variety of plants in my Maritime garden.. and, in turn, let you know what works here (and what doesn't). I will also be blogging on the

Make a Bog Garden in a Garden Pot – How to Create a Bog Garden

Complete a Bog Garden in the Garden Pot instant How to Make a Bog Garden through 5 Basic steps When you have a pudgy wet patch with your garden, and also this.

Pitcher plants and bog garden @ Chicago Botanical Gardens | Flickr

Pitcher plants and bog garden @ Chicago Botanical Gardens.

Pond Plants - Bog Plants Nashville | JVI Secret Gardens

pond plants for your pond or water feature nashville tn.

How to Look After Iris and Bog Garden Iris « Growing Plants and

There are also a number of species that flourish in the damp soil of a bog garden; only two species are really popular and neither of them likes over-wet soil in winter. The Siberian iris, Iris sibirica, is vastly underrated, but few

Renovating a Bog Garden of Carnivorous Plants :: Calendar

Presented by Sylvia Crucchiola, Cindy Muir and John Scherlie, all Washington County Master Gardeners. This event is Free and no registration is required! Location: Washington County Fairgrounds. Room: Master Gardener

Willow Tree Pottery: Bog garden 2012

So here is the pitcher plant I put in last year in my little container bog garden. I'm totally surprised at how pretty this flower is. Reddish brown with downward facing petals. I did not detect any fragrance. The bog and all the

Post from Sammi Smoot Office of Sustainability

What's the difference between a rain garden and a bog garden? A bog garden is created to retain water. A plastic liner is placed about a foot underneath the garden to keep the water in and plants that do well in high moisture

Hydra-Aqua.us: Constructing and Maintaining a Bog Garden

They may be shallow sub-surface rock layer with slow movement of water, thus creating a perfect condition for slow decomposition of dead plant matter. Ornamental bog gardens, on the other hand, can either be an extension

Make Your Own Bog Garden | Mobile Botanical Gardens

Participants will learn about the soil composition and conditions necessary to maintain bog plants, and create their own dish garden of pitcher plants, sundews, and more!