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Anyone in North Texas (Ft. Worth area) know of a good place to get good aquatic plants for my pond?
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Joe Snow plants. He's in Argyle. 940-390-7053
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I'll second Joe Snow. Unless it has changed, I have his email address as [email protected]Cody Note - Try this: http://www.joesnowaquaticplants.com/
Last edited by Bill Cody; 02/17/17 11:21 AM.
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if you have stocked crawfish in your pond I would save your money and don't add the plants. My craws denuded all of my plants when I added them to my pond. $1300 bucks worth of plants.  I stocked the craws when the pond was about 6 months old and the crawfish were 1" or less in size. It might work out but I have to pass along my experience.
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