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Joined: Jan 2006
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I have very little emergent vegetation in the 25 acre lake I live on. I enjoy fishing for bass in bullrush. Would adding some bullrush to my lake be as easy as digging it up from elsewhere and planting it?
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Sebof,
Can't speak for bullrush but I transplanted bur-reed from one pond to another by simply digging out the plant and setting it in the new pond. The tranplants are about a month old and no sign of any problems.
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I have tons of bullrush. You cant kill the stuff. Dig it up...replant it. The best time is in the spring. But I transplanted some on christmas day last year and it was fine.
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Should be no problem. I have relocated some and they survived.
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