These attractive plants thrive in moist ground, and they would grow happier and healthier. The lily is a perennial that proliferates by spreading underground stems and upright shoots. It is mildly toxic to both pets and humans. Grow it in the hardiness areas four through nine. These flowers attract hummingbirds and other pollinators during their bloom.ĭuring winter, the foliage turns yellow and drops off the vine growing afresh in the spring. ![]() Its flowers are trumpet-shaped with yellow, red, or orange color. It has glossy dark green leaves growing up to 15 inches long. Trumpet Creeper is a native of North America, it is also called the campsis radicans in the scientific term. They thrive in zones five through ten and are toxic to humans and pets, so make sure no one would consume it in any way. These roots draw the plant deeper, making it thrive in swampy places. It is a vertical rhizome with thick roots that expand and contract. Its flowers are cylindrical and long, with tiny yellow blooms on a white, fleshy stalk. ![]() They have a waxy texture that repels moisture. Golden club has dark green strap-like leaves that float over the water. This native herbaceous plant is a perennial that grows in swampy areas. Note that you must take your time to choose the type of fern you would like to grow. You can plant cinnamon, marsh, ostrich, or royal ferns. The taller the fern, the more water they would want to absorb. The extensive root systems draw water and transport the foliage. Ferns have a dense root system with the unique ability of water-absorbing foliage. Most ferns can tolerate excessively moist ground and are commonly grown in damp conditions, they would easily soak up all the water that you would provide. The more reason you should consider growing them in wet soils. It is easy to care for these plants as long as you provide adequate water throughout their growing period. This plant is not as popular as other foundation plants that absorb water, making it a unique one to grow. They thrive in USDA three through seven, reaching about three feet. The flowers are shaped like a globe and bloom into a shade of orange and bright yellow. Globeflower, or Trollius, is unique and grows in moist areas around ponds or streams. These plants do not do well in heavy clay soils, so you must amend them with organic matter. Their beautiful bloom will fill up the space in spring and summer. You can plant them in areas that have plenty of water and forget about them. They are the best to produce if you have little time to take care of them, as they can grow under minimal maintenance. ![]() Dayliliesĭaylilies or Hemerocallis, are outdoor plants that need a lot of water to grow. Nonetheless, they do not require any maintenance as they are easy to grow. It is possible to grow these plants all year round in the water, as their foliage is dark green and perfect as a ground cover that absorbs moisture. It needs plenty of water to grow properly, which is why it commonly grows in moist areas, and most gardeners love it although it does have a heavy requirement of water. This plant’s large leaves resemble the actual ears of an elephant. It thrives in zones four through nine growing to a height of about four feet maximum. They have red, pink, purple, and white petals that are so attractive during the summer. Like its name, the flowers attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. It is a native of North America and thrives in the woodland areas. That makes it one of the perfect plants that soak up water in shade. Bee Balmīee Balm which is also called Monardam is easy to grow as long as the soils remain moist throughout the year. This plant needs frequent pruning to keep it in control otherwise, it takes over your garden. Note that it does not tolerate frost, so areas that are too cold cannot grow it. You can comfortably grow this plant in the Southeastern United States as it thrives in USDA hardiness seven through nine. It has tall stems that can reach up to 20 feet long, and as for its vines, they sprout a bright yellow in winter and sometimes in summer. Carolina JessamineĬarolina is a unique plant with the ability to absorb water, it may also be called Gelsemium Sempervirens.
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