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Hey guys, thanks for still being here. I've been fighting weeds around my pond by "weedeating". I'm wondering if there is an alternative to this back breaking work?? Pond is stocked and active. I would love to be able to spray something from the comfort of my 4-wheeler instead of spending half a day every 2 weeks cutting the grass/weeds. Thanks in advance for your time. [img:left]http://[/img]
Last edited by daymon66; 04/04/11 02:01 PM.
Daymon 2.5 Acre Southeast Texas Pond 
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Lunker
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Lunker
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No picture was displayed of the "weeds".
Basically, there are herbicides that will selectively target many broadleaf weed species while leaving grasses intact. You might consider this option, since denuding the shoreline of all vegetation is generally undesirable - and will promote erosion-issues.
Kelly Duffie
Cypress, TX
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