Small/ Baby Pondweed
Small pondweed produces only submersed leaves that are light green and nearly three inches long.
Read MoreAmerican 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 MoreSago Pondweed
Sago pondweed has many thread-like submersed leaves.
Read MoreRobbin’s Pondweed
Robbin’s pondweed has thick and course submersed leaves with a prominent yellow vein in the middle.
Read MoreCurly-Leaf Pondweed
Curly-leaf pondweed has green to reddish leaves with wavy edges that have fine teeth.
Read MoreWhite-Stem Pondweed
White-stem pondweed has a zig-zag stem with alternately arranged wavy green leaves.
Read MoreLarge-Leaf Pondweed
Large-leaf pondweed has long, wide floating leaves that curl away from the stem.
Read MoreClasping-Leaf Pondweed
Clasping-leaf pondweed has short leaves with pointed tips that clasp around the stem.
Read MoreBladderwort
Bladderwort has small bladders attached to the leaf-like branches, which are alternately arranged.
Read MoreWater Buttercup
Water Buttercup has showy white or yellow flowers during the summer months and has finely divided leaves.
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