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#124685 07/11/08 12:08 PM
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There's a creek behind my house that has a few lilly pads in it. I want to transport them to my lakes. After I dig them up how should plant them?

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I planted them in clay soil and in pots, the clay doesn't float away and the plant gets it's food from the water. I might look into a dip of some kind, salt water?, to rid any parasites, I picked up leeches from a batch I planted.


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Hi Rossbow... I've got mine just planted in gravel (both pea gravel and 2-3" rock). Believe it or not, they don't need dirt. You can put them in pots or plant directly in the ground. Pots can make it easier and they won't spread.

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ok thanks I planted them directly into the ground because I want them to spread.

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How far do you want them to spread?


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Just enough to cover the submerged island that i planted them on.


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