If drainage is moderate, create a dry riverbed with stones/logs to channel water. For persistent wet spots, build a bog garden—it's beautiful, supports wildlife, and solves the problem.
Search "bog garden" for soil prep guides (different from regular beds). Pond-edge plants also work. Expect birds, frogs, and pollinators.
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