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Grows naturally in yard. Fine plant for freshwater aquariums.
Adorable, unusual, native ground cover for mushy, swampy soil. It makes a nice carpet; it looks like a large clover or small ivy. It sp...Read More
Grrr ... Almost impossible to get rid of this stuff here in my Florida lawn, we've been fighting it for years and I'm so tired of trying ...Read More
This plant self seeds; for I have not planted it.It appears biannually ;thus someone planted it before I bought the house.(Last year it w...Read More
This is what we call Dollar Weed in Florida. It has tiny tender runners that throw a leaf and root every inch.
It is al...Read More
This is a very invasive little plant. We bought a small pot and placed it in the stream that connects our two ponds. We thought the lon...Read More
I'd like to know how to eradicate this pesky plant. It has a delicate root system that breaks below the surface when the plant is pulled...Read More
I found this plant on the edges of a bog near the sea, growing spontaneously. I don´t know if this is native to here, but this is quite ...Read More
This plant is growing in my pond! It can be very invasive if you do not keep it under control. The fish love hiding beneath it and it m...Read More
This genus is still listed as Apiaceae by some sources, although many are changing it to Araliaceae, based on DNA data.