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I have a low spot right behind my pond that has this plant growing very well in it. It looks like a grass, aprox 12-16 inches tall, the flower/stem is close to 24 inch tall. Looks like it gets fairly thick with multiple long leaves, I would think it would be ideal for cover for small fish. Just wanted to check before I moved it and it took over lol. I want something to give cover for forage fish to hide but nothing that will grow really thick or tall to allow for extra snake hiding areas since my little girl and my small dog walk around it with me.  
3/4 Acre South Georgia Pond, 1,500 BG/RES; LMB coming soon
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Does anybody know what this is or has anyone seen it in a pond? I emailed the UGA Extension Office about it and he said he thinks it will be ok, but didn't say what it was?
3/4 Acre South Georgia Pond, 1,500 BG/RES; LMB coming soon
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I take that as a no, can anybody tell me whether they have it in their pond and if so how it is doing?
3/4 Acre South Georgia Pond, 1,500 BG/RES; LMB coming soon
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You might try to kill some of it where it is first. Try round up or another gly product and diquat on another spot. give plenty of time to see if it recovers
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