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Arrowhead
Aquatic wildflower Sagittaria spp. Requirements: Soil Type - Saturated - muck, clay, sand
Characteristics: Height - Varieties range from 4 in. to 3 ft.
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| Arrowheads are common aquatic plants found near the edges of ponds and rivers.
Sizes and shapes of the many varieties differ.
Leaves can be arrow, lance, or grass-like.
Saturated soil is necessary for these plants and they grow emerging from shallow water.
Excellent water garden plants, Arrowheads will also tolerate being submerged for prolonged periods and some grass-like Sagittarias are used in aquariums.
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