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i need to no about parrot feather and how to get it out of my pond so i can stock it with bass my pond is 50ft by 200ft 12ft deep
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granular 2-4d may be your best bet. might try reward mixed with cutrine
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Sonar or Avast may be your best bet for eliminating it, depending on what else is growing in the pond that you don't want to kill. 2,4-D products, like Navigate are a good choice if you don't want to harm other species...it will kill water lilies though.
I recommend that you get lined up with a supplier or applicator and discuss the pros & cons of each treatment. Identifying the other plant species in your pond is also important in selecting a herbicide.
Mike Robinson
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I have used 2,4-d granular (Navigate)with great success many times on parrots feather. ALso back when I first started I used Reward and it works great for a burn but it will come right back.
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