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I suppose this is the name of this plant.
It's been pretty dry here and all the ponds and retention ponds are/were quite low. So, I went out plant hunting. I found Bacopa, Ludwigia, Pearl weed, Hair grass and even some freshwater clams. But, a Neighbor has a small water feature on the edge of their property, along the road and they have some Bacopa growing on it. It looks really nice so I thought I'd share a couple pics
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The Bacopa looks so nice in a pond/water feature. Thanks for posting!
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Thanks... IF anyone is interested in some, let me know... Just cover shipping. It grows all over in my community in peoples yards and along the roads. Granted, it's not a submerged form but I put some in my tank and within a few days, it was looking great!
I think there's also some Bacopa caroliniana in that pic... But I'm not plant expert
Last edited by Paulzie67; 06-03-2023 at 08:22 AM.
"I read a book about Stockholm Syndrome.
At first I hated it, but by the end I loved it."
"If not for mans ability to Mimic, most humans would probably still be living in caves, grunting at each other."
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a few more pics... the one on the paper towel was out of my tank... sent to a friend
Here's some I collected from dry ground
"I read a book about Stockholm Syndrome.
At first I hated it, but by the end I loved it."
"If not for mans ability to Mimic, most humans would probably still be living in caves, grunting at each other."
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Very pretty plant.
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