Gleeser - I not only planted them, I paid money for them!

I would also consider using some white amur to help control it or in conjunction with chemical treatments. I lent out my white amur books and they have not been returned so I cannot look up the taste preference rating of this plant to amur. I will try and get my references back soon. Knowing a little about the plant I would think amur would relish P. nodosus and it would not take too many fish per acre to thin the plant in your "pond". However if your luck is like mine the fish would eat the plants in other areas first rather than the targeted areas.


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