Archive for July 11th, 2025

Bacopa caroliniana, commonly known as lemon bacopa, is a fragrant, aquatic plant found in ponds, wetlands, and lake margins across the southeastern United States. While its lemony scent and bright green leaves may seem harmless, this native species can become problematic in Florida pond ecosystems when not properly managed. In this article, we’ll explain what […]

Hydrilla is one of the most aggressive and invasive aquatic weeds found in Florida and throughout much of the southeastern United States. What may begin as a few strands of green can quickly turn into dense mats that choke out native plants, clog waterways, and degrade water quality. If you manage a pond or lake […]