Make no mistake as the Wild Celery isn't some salad ingredient, but a known underwater plant that provides benefits to other underwater organisms. It's technically impossible to grow them in your gardens, as these plants grow brackish waters around the world. The species has different female and male plants, and their method of reproduction is considered unique. Information regarding this plant tells us that the uses for wild celery are numerous, acting as a good habitat to different kinds of fish in streams and lakes and providing shelter for bottom-growing algae and other invertebrates.

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Source: Gardening Know How