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05-07-2008, 03:19 AM
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water lettuce
Water lettuce, which I love are... annuals. I bought 2. Because my
pond is mostly in shade now that the trees have leafed out have done their magic - the lettuce has split apart like spider plants but remain small. The small amount of sunshine that falls on the pond when they are drawn to low current spots (wind/waterfall current). Anyone have great ideas "sequestering" them in the available sunshine that doesn't look too contrived? |
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05-07-2008, 04:37 AM
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water lettuce
sure - easy - just use plastic clear fishing line - just loop it around the
plants and anchor it to the area you want them in. donna "gmb" wrote in message ... Water lettuce, which I love are... annuals. I bought 2. Because my pond is mostly in shade now that the trees have leafed out have done their magic - the lettuce has split apart like spider plants but remain small. The small amount of sunshine that falls on the pond when they are drawn to low current spots (wind/waterfall current). Anyone have great ideas "sequestering" them in the available sunshine that doesn't look too contrived? |
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