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What are the pros and cons of using Roundup for cattail control? 
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Pros, it kills vegetation by making the plant unable to produce chlorophyll.
Cons, it is toxic to fish. Another product with the same chemical properties (called Rodeo) is labelled for aquatic use.
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George : I have had outstanding results with Habitat on cattails and willows. It works on a bunch of plants as per the label. It can be purchased in quarts. While not cheap one quart will cover a very large area. Here is the label. http://www.cdms.net/ldat/ld6H2005.pdf
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