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David V
I've had a bog for several years now. It's small, only about 9 sq ft, and separated from my other flowing water systems. It's made of porous concrete, which means that about once every couple of days I add water into it while I'm watering the other plants. Some dirt has settled into it and so far the only plants there are Creeping jenny, which seem to like water and thrive equally well in dry areas, sun, shade etc. They got there on their own accord from across the yard. Don't ask me how they migrated b/c I don't know.
My only question or concern is this: am I creating a breeding ground for mosquitoes by not having running water?
Just down the hill from me is a swamp that probably is doing the same thing. So perhaps I shouldn't feel guilty about creating a mosquito paradise?
I was gonna ask this question in the nice bog topic someone just posted, but experience tells me that it's often better to ask the questions separately as they usually get lost
Dave
My only question or concern is this: am I creating a breeding ground for mosquitoes by not having running water?
Just down the hill from me is a swamp that probably is doing the same thing. So perhaps I shouldn't feel guilty about creating a mosquito paradise?
I was gonna ask this question in the nice bog topic someone just posted, but experience tells me that it's often better to ask the questions separately as they usually get lost
Dave