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I need to plant something in my inlet and along the banks to absorb some of the nutrient load running into my 1 acre pond (partial cattle pasture run-off). I'm in southern Oklahoma. What would you use? Pond is 3 years old and has a liner (kind of limits trees along the bank).
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Chairman, Pond Boss Legacy award; Moderator; field correspondent Lunker
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Arrowhead, iris, sedges, rushes are my favorites up here in NE, probably other good ones members will chime in shortly.
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Arrowhead and Pickerel weed with some rushes as TJ suggested would be my choice as well
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In my area, giant burreed and lizards tail are nice as well.
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