Edible Plants To Grow In The Bog Area/Wetlands Of Your Pond
Let's start with the edges of your food garden pond. This is the area that is sometimes drenched in water, depending on how much water is in your pond, how steep the sides of your pond are, and how much its been raining. These are plants that will either survive being in water-logged soil for stretches of time or generally live in boggy soils their entire lives. Plant the plants that prefer to be very moist all the time closer to the pond, and those that love a lot of water but are not bog plants a little further from the pond, but not so far that they won't benefit from the additional water during a heavy rain.
Food-Growing Plants That Go In The Pond
These are plants that either float on the surface of the pond water or can be planted into the water.
Food Growing Plants That Can Grow Near A Pond With Roots That Will Use Water Directly From The Pond
These are your edible plants that will greatly benefit from being able to "tap" into your pond water, but are not necessarily pond plants.