Anyone have any recommendations for normal potted plants (like available at
home depot) that would work good as marginals (shallow, always wet, not too
tall)? Trying a new bog filter type and looking for plants, now.

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Creeping jenny likes wet soil.

kathy :-)

Thanks, Kathy.

"Ka30P" wrote in message
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Creeping jenny likes wet soil.

kathy :-)

On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 17:14:30 -0600, "J.D. Stone"
wrote:

Thanks, Kathy.

"Ka30P" wrote in message
...

Creeping jenny likes wet soil.

kathy :-)

I am actually looking for creeping jenny right now. The walmart guy
just blinked and said "uh, no" when i asked if they ever had any. Then
i found a place called The Flower Ranch out in nowhere and the guys
didnt speak any english. I might look for some online.

On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 17:14:30 -0600, "J.D. Stone"
wrote:

Thanks, Kathy.

"Ka30P" wrote in message
...

Creeping jenny likes wet soil.

kathy :-)

I am actually looking for creeping jenny right now. The walmart guy
just blinked and said "uh, no" when i asked if they ever had any. Then
i found a place called The Flower Ranch out in nowhere and the guys
didnt speak any english. I might look for some online.

On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 17:14:30 -0600, "J.D. Stone"
wrote:

Thanks, Kathy.

"Ka30P" wrote in message
...

Creeping jenny likes wet soil.

kathy :-)

I am actually looking for creeping jenny right now. The walmart guy
just blinked and said "uh, no" when i asked if they ever had any. Then
i found a place called The Flower Ranch out in nowhere and the guys
didnt speak any english. I might look for some online.

On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 17:14:30 -0600, "J.D. Stone"
wrote:

Thanks, Kathy.

"Ka30P" wrote in message
...

Creeping jenny likes wet soil.

kathy :-)

I am actually looking for creeping jenny right now. The walmart guy
just blinked and said "uh, no" when i asked if they ever had any. Then
i found a place called The Flower Ranch out in nowhere and the guys
didnt speak any english. I might look for some online.

ahhh.. I got that in my veggie filter too. Ingrid

jammer wrote:

On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 17:14:30 -0600, "J.D. Stone"
wrote:

Thanks, Kathy.

"Ka30P" wrote in message
...

Creeping jenny likes wet soil.

kathy :-)

I am actually looking for creeping jenny right now. The walmart guy
just blinked and said "uh, no" when i asked if they ever had any. Then
i found a place called The Flower Ranch out in nowhere and the guys
didnt speak any english. I might look for some online.



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"J.D. Stone" wrote in message
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Anyone have any recommendations for normal potted plants (like available
at
home depot) that would work good as marginals (shallow, always wet, not
too
tall)? Trying a new bog filter type and looking for plants, now.

--
J.D. Stone
http://www2.itexas.net/jdstone/



I have a Hosta in my pond, been coming back for years now.
May only be certain varieties that like being permanently saturated.

I have no idea what variety mine is........ anyone know.
Click "Hosta" link on page for better view.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/steve.thomas4/MyPond.html

Steve



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Mistatee wrote:

I have a Hosta in my pond, been coming back for years now.
May only be certain varieties that like being permanently saturated.

I understand that many plants don't mind having *some* of their roots
underwater, provided the water level does not change. Something about
two types of roots, one needs more oxygen than is normally in water.

This'd be something to experiment with as I really doubt anyone has
put together a list.

"J.D. Stone" wrote in message
...
Anyone have any recommendations for normal potted plants (like available
at
home depot) that would work good as marginals (shallow, always wet, not
too
tall)? Trying a new bog filter type and looking for plants, now.

--
J.D. Stone
http://www2.itexas.net/jdstone/



I have a Hosta in my pond, been coming back for years now.
May only be certain varieties that like being permanently saturated.

I have no idea what variety mine is........ anyone know.
Click "Hosta" link on page for better view.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/steve.thomas4/MyPond.html

Steve



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Mistatee wrote:

I have a Hosta in my pond, been coming back for years now.
May only be certain varieties that like being permanently saturated.

I understand that many plants don't mind having *some* of their roots
underwater, provided the water level does not change. Something about
two types of roots, one needs more oxygen than is normally in water.

This'd be something to experiment with as I really doubt anyone has
put together a list.

jammer wrote in message . ..
On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 17:14:30 -0600, "J.D. Stone"
wrote:
I am actually looking for creeping jenny right now. I might look for some online.

Jammer,
I was at a site yesterday that has "creeping jenny", check it out.

http://store.watergardenweb.com/bogplants.html

Sue W

jammer wrote in message . ..
On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 17:14:30 -0600, "J.D. Stone"
wrote:
I am actually looking for creeping jenny right now. I might look for some online.

Jammer,
I was at a site yesterday that has "creeping jenny", check it out.

http://store.watergardenweb.com/bogplants.html

Sue W

On 6 Apr 2004 06:31:25 -0700, (Sue Walsh) wrote:

jammer wrote in message
. ..
On Mon, 29 Mar 2004 17:14:30 -0600, "J.D. Stone"

wrote:
I am actually looking for creeping jenny right now. I might look
for some online.

Jammer,
I was at a site yesterday that has "creeping jenny", check it out.

http://store.watergardenweb.com/bogplants.html

Sue W

Thank you!!