Lots of sites out there. This one might be a good starting point:

Here is a link that might be useful: Watergarden.com

I love to look at this site - lots of lovely photos of all types of water plants.

Here is a link that might be useful: Aquatic Plant Photos and IDs

Eventhough this site is from the Minnesota Water Garden Society, almost all of the plants I have in my Kansas ponds are listed here.

Let us know what kind of plants you have when you find out! :-)

Sherry

Here is a link that might be useful: MWGS -Plant Profiles

Post pictures!

Most of them are probably just fine where they are in winter. If the previous owner had a bunch of expensive tropical plants they'd have likely taken them with them.

Garden Web 'Name That Plant' forum is the best place to post plants for ID if you have photos.

Thanks for the help, everyone.

I now know that I have Water Hyacinth (sp?).

I'll take pics of the rest of them tonight.

BTW, do you know if I can over-winter the WHs in my little indoor "pond" (it has a waterfall, but no filter yet... a filter will be added very soon though)

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WH is quite difficult to overwinter with many folks reporting it turns to mush without difficult set-ups. It's not worth the effort when it is so cheap to buy each year and multiplies rapidly from just a few plants.

Water Hyacinths and Water Lettuce are both difficult to over winter and not worth the electricity to heat the water and keep them well lighted too.

People in Southern states are usually happy to send a few for postage or trades cheaper than you can buy them locally.