Loblolly pine (Pinus taeda): Native to floodplains and swamp margins. Tolerates slow drainage. Hardy USDA Zone 6 south. Check local nursery for suitability.
If loblolly isn't hardy: consult local nursery for wet-tolerant evergreens (e.g., bald cypress, Atlantic white cedar).
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