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Any thoughts on what this is? Invasive? 
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I have those around my pond. They came in my seed mix, but I cannot remember what it is.
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They showed up in my pond for the first time this year also. I concur that it is water plantain. As far as I know it is not invasive, and it is a perennial native.
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It's a keeper. Correct ID guys.
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