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| Pickerelweed
Aquatic wildflower 
Pontederia Anyone who has been along the rivers of the north country has seen these plants. Extensive areas along the shores are dominated by Pickerelweed. Emerging from shallow water the leaves are arrow-shaped. An aggressive spreader, Pickerelweed will do well in a water garden where it is easily controlled by dividing or planting in containers. Requirements: Soil Type - Mucky, clay, sandy
Characteristics: Height - 1 to 4 ft
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