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I'm looking for suggestions on controlling yellow primrose. I'm not trying to eradicate but it is getting out of hand really quickly and I need to slow it down significantly. I've done some mechanical removal but am not getting quite the cleanout I want. I read through the TAMU and recognize some of the herbicides they recommend.... Here's the catch, I have water lilies that I DO NOT want to kill. Obviously, I should avoid getting any chemicals directly on the lilies and watch my wind drift, but I'm not sure how close I can spray to them without worrying about spread through the water? Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
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1 acre pond, slopes to 15ft depth. Has BG and few LMB plus a half dozen pesky sliders.
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