Bog gardens serve as a means of beautifying traditional gardens and enhancing plant collections, but they can also play a role in safeguarding rare plants and conserving the flora and fauna of globally rare and threatened ecosystems.

Find out how to create a beautiful bog garden, packed with flowering plants for wildlife.

Looking for bog plants to grow around your pond? Here are 10 of the best bog plants that trive in muddy and moist conditions.

Bog Garden for Carnivorous Plants: Nothing livens up a classroom windowsill like some predator / prey action. Carnivorous plants are the mightiest of houseplants, but many can only thrive in a soggy, acidic, bog environment. To keep your carnivorous plants happy year-round, ma…

Matze on Instagram: "What a fantastic bog, one of the best that I ever seen. It's about one year ago when we planted it @derkanzelbauer And look how it turns out now. So great! If you are interested how it was build, please check the video #158 on our Youtube Channel. 👉Interested in carnivorous plants? 👇Follow us for more👇 @green.jaws #greenjaws #bog #boggarden #minibog #swamp #pond #gardening #gardenidea #sarracenia #darlingtonia #moor #moorbeet #moorgarten…

How to grow CP's in an outdoor Bog Garden

Got boggy land or problem areas? Before shelling out thousands for excavation, check out these simple solutions including rain gardens, bog gardens & more.

Sarah Gerrard-Jones on Instagram: "I recently featured this bog garden bowl on my stories and lots of you requested a tutorial - so here it is. Step 1 Add a layer of carnivorous plant substrate Step 2 Add a Sarracenia Step 3 Add some Pennywort (Hydrocotyle vulgaris) Step 4 Add a Pinguicula (this one is ‘Anna’) Step 5 Fill in around the plants with Moss Step 6 Water with rainwater/distilled or RO water The bowl needs bright direct ☀️ #plants #plantsagram #plantlover #plantas"