Pond Management
Elodea: Identify & Control
With three dark green blade like leaves whorled around the stem, Elodea can be confused for Hydrilla, which has four to eight leaves per whorl.
Read MoreParrot Feather: A Threat to Wisconsin Waters
Parrot feather, or Brazilian watermilfoil, is a highly invasive plant. Knowing what to look for and what to do about it will help keep this weed in control.
Read MorePhragmites Control Will Diversify Your Shoreline and the Ecosystem
Phragmites, or the common reed, are hearty plants that can overtake a shoreline. Getting them under control is crucial to ensure native plant diversity.
Read MoreHow to Get Rid of Cattails in a Pond or Lake
Don’t cut or burn cattails when they are actively growing; it can stimulate more growth. Find out what to do and when to do it here.
Read MoreKilling Floating Pond Weeds: A Step Towards A Healthy Pond
What will make your pond look better? Killing off the weeds that float on the surface is a great step. First, identify what the plants are, then take control.
Read More5 Simple Steps to a Healthy Pond
Control growth, reduce nutrients, and filter sunlight to make your pond the most beautiful it can be. Read more about the steps here.
Read MoreHow to Get Rid of Algae in a Fountain or Water Feature
When algae bloom, prompt treatment keeps your water looking great. Maintenance throughout the season can help keep water clear all year.
Read MoreMizzen, a Copper Based Algaecide
Mizzen is an easy to use liquid containing chelated copper. It will kill nearly any type of algae and is safe to use with most fish and wildlife. Our #1 seller!
Read MoreFluridone: Principles of an Effective Aquatic Herbicide
Fluridone provides extended control of plants like duckweed. Rates are based on average depth. Read on to find out more.
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