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"Very wet garden" suggests poor drainage (clay?). If by design, adjust. If not, loosen clay with organic matter (compost, bark mulch, gypsum) to improve percolation. Standing water favors weeds over grass.
Write for specific drainage improvement techniques if needed.
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