Stumbled onto this link.  Fairly detailed listing of the southern Florida aquatic vegetation.  Includes floating, submerged, emergent, and shoreline grasses.

http://myfwc.com/DOCS/FRESHWATER/FRESHWATER_AQUATICPLANTIDENTIFIER.PDF

That was a pretty cool read.  8-)

Nice read, thanks

Thanks a lot, I used to have a similar web site and lost it.

No problem.  I was searching for a grass in my lake and ran across that.  Figured somebody else would find it interesting.

Great page, covers most of what we have. I have the page loaded in my iPhone for easy ref.

Thanks SFBA

Awesome post!. I would like to learn more about what grows best in certain bottom conditions ie hard v sandy v muddy/mucky

Awesome post!. I would like to learn more about what grows best in certain bottom conditions ie hard v sandy v muddy/mucky

Good point. I would like to know that too.

By the way, how are you feeling? Did your surgery go OK?

Awesome post!. I would like to learn more about what grows best in certain bottom conditions ie hard v sandy v muddy/mucky

Good point. I would like to know that too.

By the way, how are you feeling? Did your surgery go OK?

Doing well-thanks for asking.  I now have 20/25 in both eyes so my vision has vastly improved-it was 20/200 in the left eye. I have to wear those old man goggle glasses for a couple weeks LOL but that's ok cause I am old. Can't wait to get back on the water again. Had to go down to BPS today just to gawk around

I've been really thinking about getting an eye surgery done.  There are times that I really hate wearing contacts.  Can really be a PIA when you're moving quickly in a boat, they tend to dry out a bit.

Is "Kissimmee grass" anywhere on that brochure? :-?

(Don't even know the real name of that stuff.)