Water-hyacinth is a family of aquatic plants commonly found in freshwater habitats. These plants typically feature thick, often spongy leaves that float on the surface or rise above the water, aiding in flotation and sunlight absorption. Notably, water-hyacinth has striking, sometimes vibrant flowers that emerge on stalks, elevating them above the foliage and water level. This characteristic not only aids in pollination but also makes them particularly noticeable in their natural surroundings.