Know what you're dealing with before trying to get rid of (or at least control) common aquatic weeds that gross out swimmers ...

Zone 2 plants are known as marginal plants. They thrive in water up to 6 inches. If you're planting in zone 2 around the back edge of your pond, choose taller plants such as the Saururus chinensis ...

Duckweed and watermeal are two free-floating plants that can wreak havoc on a pond. These two plants are extremely small (duckweed is 1/8 to ¼ inch in diameter). You can tell these two plants apart by ...

During the summer, Purdue Extension handles a lot of issues that landowners face. These issues range from insect problems, plant problems, nuisance wildlife, and pond problems. When it comes to pond ...

I explained to Weathers that the two ponds of interest had different types of algae and weeds. The most severe pond had lily pads growing along the edge and up to 10 feet out.

Triploid grass carp can be a beneficial tool when attempting to control persistent pond weeds.

Types of Freshwater Plants shene / Getty Images The vast category that is aquatic plants can be broken down into three simple distinctions: emergent plants, floating plants, and submergent plants.

Native aquatic plants improve the health of your pond’s ecosystem and promote biodiversity in your yard. This article will familiarize you with some native plants that thrive in an installed ...