Fanwort & Hornwort

Fanwort

Fanwort is a fully aquatic true plant. It grows steadily through the warm months, and can choke-out large areas, then dies back in the winter. Fanwort produces tiny flowers above the surface.

-- Wikipedia


Hornwort

Hornwort is very similar to Fanwort. In fact, unless you are a botanist, it might as well be the same thing. Hornwort produces tiny flowers underwater, an easy way to tell them apart.

-- Wikipedia


Fanwort is the more common of the two, if you are paying attention. Both grow almost to the surface, but are not usually a problem for paddling. As with Water Lilies, I have tried to take Fanwort for the aquarium, but it just dies. My guess is it needs full sun and nothing less will do.


 
 

  1. Delaware River - Rivergate [G] [B] (39.87718, -75.17961)
  2. Franklinville Lake - Franklinville [G] [B] (39.61768, -75.07867)
  3. Malaga Lake - Newfield [G] [B] (39.57878, -75.05643)
  4. Mantua Creek - West Deptford [G] [B] (39.79546, -75.17112)
  5. Raccoon Creek - Bridgeport [G] [B] (39.80121, -75.35517)
  6. Raccoon Creek - Mullica Hill [G] [B] (39.73444, -75.22043)
  7. Stewart Lake - Woodbury [G] [B] (39.84193, -75.14283)
  8. Wilson Lake - Glassboro [G] [B] (39.65715, -75.05088)

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