Generally eel grass does not grow singly like those in the picture. For eelgrass, each plant is attached to another plant (runners); all appear interconnected and grow in tight or fairly tightly grouped clumps similar to that in Kelly's insert small photo above. Even new or young plants are attached by runners to the original 'mother' plant. I rarely am able to pull up just one plant.
Last edited by Bill Cody; 06/20/11 02:15 PM.
