Filter your pond naturally with native plants
Blue Flag:
An emersed plant, they grow to up to 4-feet tall with large flowers.
Arrowhead:
These emersed plants have large leaves and hidden flowers.
Bur-Reed:
Look for this plant's large, spherical bur-like flower clusters with 1-inch diameter heads.
Pickerelweed:
This very common emersed plant grows quickly and covers large areas with blooms in the spring and summer.
Soft Rush:
This native soft rush may be in a single or colony of clumps in water or dry ground.
Soft-stem Blurush:
First noticed in large colonies in most instances, they tend to grow in water bodies. The stems are topped by hanging inflorescence, and it blooms throughout the year.
Water Lilies:
Floating leaves are the most common indication of these plants, but there are 40 species out there and many more hybrids. They are found in many zones.
Yellow Water Lily:
There are various species available, but these fragrant water lilies often have a solitary, terminal hermaphrodite flower.
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