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I have yet to see the difference between a Eichhornia azurea and a Eichhornia crassipes.
Azurea is supposedly "anchored" making i...Read More
The sale, transportation, purchase, and cultivation of this species is federally prohibited throughout the US. "Although outlawed, some s...Read More
I love this plant. The flower is amazing. But they do multiply quickly so please do not release these plants into any waterways. They ...Read More
We grow a few in our koi pond and they do wonderful until the first freeze. They create a nice green floating carpet and on occassion we get blooms
I love it with it's little air bladders. Spreads nicely, pretty lavender flowers & not at all invasive here. Turns to mush at the first g...Read More
This beautiful plant is a major problem to navigation in Louisiana and Mississippi at a minimum. They grow so fast and so tightly that ...Read More
I grow it as an annual in my small water pot in full sun. For some reason, it only blooms when the weather here gets very hot (which is...Read More
Although this plant can cause chaos when left unchecked, it is quite spectacular when in bloom. The plants that I have anchored in my bo...Read More
Anchored Water Hyacinth, Peacock Hyacinth Eichhornia azurea is naturalized in Texas and other States and is considered an invasive noxiou...Read More
These plants have volunteered in our Lily pond. They are growing in competition with the Cattails. These are over 3 feet tall, and very...Read More
U. S. FEDERALLY LISTED NOXIOUS WEED.
Not allowed for import to the US and not allowed in any interstate or intrastate transportat...Read More