In reading the posts about trees using a lot of water, it made me wonder about the same principle, but instead of trees, I have lots of Cattails.
In my 2-acre pond, I have a ton of cattails in the shallows and along several banks. That much surface area is bound to use a lot of water. My pond is down a good bit, due to lower than normal rainfall, but I may have a leak as well. Just wondering if the CT's are contributing to the loss also.
Anyone found a noticable improvement in water levels when Cattails are removed?
Thanks,
Dave
Birmingham, Alabama