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The short version:
Will herbacides harm the willow and poplar trees going at the edge of my pond???
The long version:
I am expecting that even with aeration, my 20+ year neglected pond is going to need aquatic herbacide to curb the submergent vegetation (coontail and others) and cat tails that take it over by mid summer.
I plan to use Sanco Industries Cat Plex for the Cat Tails and WeedPlex Pro for the submergent vegetation. My concern is that I have a large will and several poplar trees that grow at the edge of the water -- I'm guessing their roots are kept wet by the pond. Will the herbacides hurt the trees?
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FYI...I'm using the Sanco products because they are available locally.
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The CattPlex is glyphosate, so as long as you keep overspray under control the trees should be safe. I don't know about the other one, it has been replaced by Tsunami DQ according to their website. It's diquat based. You can to to http://www.sancoind.com/products/Herbicides and read the label.
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What are the active ingredients ?
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Tsunami DQ and Weedplex Pro have the active ingredient listed as: "37.3% diquat dibromide"
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