can someone tell me what wetland plant they are in my pond?

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They grow in my pond. I guess they are wetland plants. Can someone help id them?

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Is this Meehan's Mint/Creeping Mint?

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Comarish59 writes: OK, There are definitely dwarf cattails, possibly lobelia(either cardinalis or syphilitica)and some rushes in #1. The 2nd picture is hard to tell. I'd say either aquatic creeping jenny or water clover, but I could be wrong on this one.Picture #3-that's a pickeral rush into center. #4 is a dwarf umbrella plant(one of my faves).Picture #5 is hard. I think your holding the tip of one of the rushes, but it's hard to tell. You may also have some reeds in the pond but it's hard for me to tell a reed from a rush in a picture. Posted: 2:03 am on June 15th

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