A Dallas gardener sought flowering plants for a moist/wet area with late afternoon sun, never fully dry even in summer, with extra water from a nearby faucet.
Tom suggested: cannas, calla lilies (large white ones hardiest), hardy hibiscus, rain lilies, crinum, gingers (some hardy to zone 8), agapanthus, butterfly weed, monarda, foxglove, black-eyed Susan, Confederate rose hibiscus. He linked to Dallas Master Gardeners for local expertise.
Many moisture-loving perennials thrive in wet, sunny spots with proper selection.
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