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langara | 09:21 Thu 19th Apr 2018 | Home & Garden
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Has anyone any idea what can be planted in a border that floods about twice a year, tried lavender last year but this year seems to have no new growth, so it may have drowned. Thanks gardeners
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what is the drainage like?
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We really need to know what the drainage is like and why the border floods. If the border floods because the ground is sick and poorly drained then drainage needs to be improved. If the ground drains well but is flooded because of of the natural state of the land then plants which like boggy conditions could thrive
Lavender hates wet so forget that. Hardy geraniums aka cranesbills will thrive just about anywhere.
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Rice.
Sounds like a difficult site but not imposible.
I'd go for one of the dogwoods (cornus alba) but defiantly not another lavender. The ones atractive colored bark give year round interest.
Agree with Astilbes.

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