Bog plants
This group includes plants that benefit from a damp, water-sodden planting site (a "bog garden") for all or part of their life^. A boggy area might be developed to provide a transition between a pond and the surrounding garden and there are foliage and flower plants for this area. Note: this group doesn't contain plants that need to sit in a very few inches of water (these are known as "marginal plants" and you will find those in the pond plants group).
Plants (261)
Iris ensata 'Nemuri Jishi'
Japanese water iris, Sword leaved iris, Higo iris
Iris ensata 'Shien no Mai'
Japanese water iris, Sword leaved iris, Higo iris
Iris laevigata 'Weymouth Midnight'
Smooth iris, Asiatic swamp iris, Rabbit ear iris
Juncus effusus
Common rush, Soft rush, Japanese mat rush
Juncus effusus
Common rush, Soft rush, Japanese mat rush
Juncus ensifolius
Sword leaf rush
Lobelia x speciosa 'Ruby Slippers'
Hardy bronze leaf lobelia
Lobelia x speciosa 'Will Scarlet'
Hardy bronze leaf lobelia
Mimulus 'Magic Red Flame'
Monkey flower
Mimulus 'Magic Yellow Flame'
Monkey flower
Mimulus 'Puck'
Monkey flower, Musk
Mimulus x hybridus 'Calypso Hybrids'
Monkey flower, Musk
Peltandra virginica
Arrowleaf, Tuckahoe, Green arrow arum, Bog arum, Arrow arum
Pontederia cordata f. albiflora
Pickerel weed, Wampee
Potentilla palustris
Marsh cinquefoil
Preslia cervina alba
Blue water spearmint, Hart's pennyroyal, Holt's pennyroyal
Ranunculus repens
Creeping buttercup, Creeping crowfoot, Sitfast, Yellow gowan, Rams claws
Salix gracilistyla 'Mount Aso'
Japanese pink pussy willow
Sarracenia flava
Yellow trumpet, Yellow pitcher plant, Pitcher plant, Huntsman's horn, Side saddle flower
Scutellaria lateriflora
Mad dog skullcap, Madweed, Virginian skullcap
Trollius 'Lemon Queen'
Altai mountain globe flower, Hybrid garden globeflower