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I'd like to get some vigorous bank stabilizers for the wave-erosion end of the pond. As it is also my "recreation" spot I'd rather not plant the tall ones like bullrush/cat tails or iris. Needs to be low. Any suggestions appreciated. I'm imagining plants that can handle both wet bank and several inches submersion as well. Thanks.
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Hardy, fast, low growing, bank stabelizing plant?
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DennisT
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07/15/07 03:45 AM
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bureau creek master
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07/17/07 02:41 AM
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