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I'm starting to reclaim/restore a small pond. The edges have cattails out about 3 feet. My plan is to slowly clean up the edges with my small backhoe. Since I can only do a few feet each weekend, I am considering burning the standing stalks now, then spray the emerging new growth. Other than ugly burned stalks at the water line, is there any other problems I might be creating with this approach?
Thanks,
Barry
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