American Pondweed
American pondweed (also called long-leaf pondweed) has elliptical-shaped floating leaves that are green and often have brown spots.
Read MoreFloating-Leaf Pondweed
Floating-leaf pondweed has long, narrow, stiff submersed leaves and two- to four-inch long floating leaves on long stalks.
Read MoreArrowhead
Arrowhead has large arrow–like leaves and white flowers.
Read MoreWater Shield, Dollar Bonnet
Water shield’s floating leaves are smaller than lilies, green on the top and brown and slimy on the bottom; flowers are typically brownish.
Read MoreWater Lettuce, Water Cabbage
Water lettuce often looks like a floating open head of lettuce.
Read MoreWater Hyacinth
Water Hyacinth has spongy green leaves and purple flowers above the water.
Read MoreWater Stargrass
Water stargrass has thin green leaves and small, yellow, star–shaped flowers.
Read MoreFlat-Stem Pondweed
Flat-stem pondweed has both a flat stem and flat leaves with no floating leaves.
Read MoreLarge-Leaf Pondweed
Large-leaf pondweed has long, wide floating leaves that curl away from the stem.
Read MoreFrog’s Bit
Frog’s Bit is an emergent aquatic plant with round to heart-shaped leaves and white flowers.
Read MoreClasping-Leaf Pondweed
Clasping-leaf pondweed has short leaves with pointed tips that clasp around the stem.
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