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I have a 3/4+ acre pond in N. TX and it is significantly higher than other ponds in the area and the lake it used to join. It is about 90% covered with lilies[12-16in. diameter]and is infested with hydrilla.
I had been wanting to cut both of them out with my weed razor[spreading hydrilla no concern as I have 100% infestation], but the lilies are protecting my water levels and now fish are a secondary concern as the water is used for cattle.
I feel that the lilies really may be making the difference.
I would like to eradicate the hydrilla but keep the lilies.
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