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Type of wetland where decomposition is slowed down and dead plant matter accumulates as peat. Bogs develop under conditions of low temperature, high acidity, low nutrient supply, stagnant water, and oxygen deficiency. Typical bog plants are sphagnum moss, rushes, and cotton grass; insectivorous plants such as sundews and bladderworts are common in bogs (insect prey make up for the lack of nutrients).



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2) Keep it boggy Unless you have a naturally boggy area in your garden that you want to plant up, the chances are you're going to have to create somewhere suitable from scratch for plants that like constant dampness and bogginess.
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