Carolina Pony’s Foot
Other Common Names:
(Dichondra carolinensis)
Native
Carolina pony’s foot grows in mud with short stems. Green leaves have a gap in the middle, giving the shape of a horse’s hoof.
Description
Horizontal roots grow in mud, and stems grow four-tenths of an inch to four and three quarters inches long.
Leaves are on long leaf stalks and can grow up to three-fourths of an inch wide. Leaves have a gap in the middle where they are attached to the leaf stalks; this gives the shape of a horse’s hoof.
One to two light green to white flowers grow with five lobes.
Management Options
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Location
Carolina pony's foot can be found across the southeastern United States.
Propagation
seeds, division of rooted stems
Management Options
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