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Jstiz,
Fwiw, the second year of my pond I had a little wpr, I left it that year. The third year I was afraid of it spreading so I treated it. 1/3 of the pond at a time over about 6 weeks. Everything looked great. Until the following year. FA began growing like crazy! I had none prior, but I had no other plants to take up excess nutrients. I wish I had done things differently. I may have treated some of it in strategic locations, but would not have gotten it all. I would rather deal with the primrose than the algae. I have planted some manageable shoreline plants and have some pond weed growing now and I believe that is helping use up some of the nutrients previously used by the primrose and the algae. You may have different results than I did, of course, because, say it with me, " it all depends".
Anyway, good luck and let us know what you decide and how it works for you.
CMM What did you treat it with? I've used Roundup and it dies but it always comes back from the roots in a few weeks. Since I had the pond cleaned out and enlarged a bit, it is only on the north side and I don't mind a little of it but I don't want it spreading like it did before.
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