Ornamental Pond Weed Control

Ornamental pond weeds are a bit more easily controlled compared to lakes and ponds. It's a small area allowing less chemicals to be used, and they are typically cleaned out every year or so. If you are having a problem with your pond yearly, you might want to think about a fountain to help the water circulate keeping the ornamental pond weeds under control.

If you need help identifying ornamental pond weeds, check out our problem solver below. A few of the more common ornamental pond weeds are:

Filamentous - Matted Algae
Surface mats are bubble filled and usually appear green but can become yellow to brownish. Prior to maturing beneath the surface, algae may appear like stringy cotton candy strands attached to rocks, dock legs or weeds.

Common Duckweed
Common Duckweed is an oval or rounded shape plant that floats on the surface. It has a minute root that hangs beneath.

Watermeal
Watermeal appears as minute green grains floating on the water. This one is often mistaken for algae or fine seeds.

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