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cattails
#45640
10/03/2007 06:04 PM
10/03/2007 06:04 PM
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jbwhttail
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I want to kill all of them, when and how is the best? I have three ponds 1/2 acre , 3/8 acre and a 2.7 acre.
When science meets tradition there will be sparks.....
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Re: cattails
#45642
10/10/2007 06:42 AM
10/10/2007 06:42 AM
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Posts: 1,526 Porter County, IN
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Use Touchdown Pro or Rodeo(Glyphosate). Its getting a little too late now to spray but you can try it out. Always spray in the fall to kill the Rhizome.
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Re: cattails
#45645
10/12/2007 05:26 AM
10/12/2007 05:26 AM
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What also worked for us was to use a weedwacker with a saw blade and cut it just below the water surface. Many would drown out and not come back but some still would. Thats why I feel herbicides do the trick. Depending on how much of a cattail stand you have will determine the regrowth.
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Re: cattails
#45646
10/17/2007 05:23 AM
10/17/2007 05:23 AM
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bowman19
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we have a small pond that isnt deep around the edge. we pulled them up by the roots about 2 years ago and none have returned yet. not sure if this it practical for you but i worked for us.
Id rather be hunting
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