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Clusters of rose-pink blooms arch over lance-shaped, willow-like foliage. When a stem touches the water it may root to form a new stem.
Wherever a stem touches the water, air-filled spongy tissue may develop. In turn, this tissue buoys the stem so it will root and form a new stem. It will form sizeable patches at the edges of lakes or sluggish streams or on floating bog mats.