GD,

Here is a link that will show you what I was talking about...with
discussion. They comment that it can work in a pot. The koi do love it.
We have a 5' kiddie pool full of the stuff. Cut some, dump it in the pond.
Koi dinner.

http://www.koivet.com/plants/celery.html

J

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"GD" wrote in message
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I don't need any, thanks. What you call water celery mustn't be what
I call water celery. Vallisneria americana does not survive out of
water. Got pictures?

"Phyllis and Jim Hurley" wrote:

Hi GD,

Yep. The water celery seems also to be a terrestrial. It comes out and
sends runners under the rocks. It surfaces on the berm behind the veggie
pond/fileters. In the hot summer, it does poorly on the berm. In the
spring, it thrives. The mower does the trick.

Want some?

J