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I understand that a buffer zone around a pond (1/4 acre) serves to remove some surface flow silt and dissolved nutrients. But when those plants die back in winter and begin to decompose, won't that just reintroduce those nutrients to the inflow? Should those plants be trimmed back with trimmings removed from the area? Is it worth the work required?
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