Depending on how your pond is located, we have one ponder who wants his
hyacinths up by his water fall, so he strings fishing line across at that
point. Can't even see it. ~ jan


On Tue, 13 Jul 2004 15:39:31 -0700, "Lydia" wrote:

Any floating plants I have such as duckweed, azolea (sp), water hyacinths,
and frogbit all migrate to one side of the pond. I dunno - must be
something going on with the direction of the prevailing winds? Is there a
commonly used way to keep floating plants where you want them? I was
thinking of somehow attaching a small rock to the roots of the hyacinths and
then maybe try to latch or spread the other things on to the hyacinth. But
not sure how to attach a rock to suspended plant roots.

Thanks,
Lydia