Aquatic weeds

If you’ve noticed dense clumps of reed-like growth along the edge of your dam, there’s a good chance you’re looking.

Tall, feathery reeds growing along your dam’s edge can look like a natural feature of the landscape. In many cases,.

A bright green mat drifting across your dam’s surface can look almost benign at first glance. Salvinia molesta doesn’t have.

At first glance, the low-growing grass spreading along your dam’s edge can look like ordinary couch or kikuyu. Common knotgrass.

Not all aquatic plants call for the same response. Common spikerush is a native species with an ecological role at.

Watermilfoil is one of those plants that dam owners tend not to notice until it’s already well established. Growing entirely.

Dirty dora seeds year-round. That single fact changes how you need to think about managing it. Most aquatic weeds give.

Torpedo grass looks like a manageable problem from the bank. A fringe of stems at the dam edge, reaching about.