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Water celery
Earlier this year I received some water celery (Thank you Jim!)
It's growing quite well and a thought has occurred to me. Is this stuff invasive in warm climates? It took me three years to eliminate the pennywort and even now an occasional seed will sprout. I also have watercress which grows prolifically, but is easy to just rip out. San Diego Joe 4,000 - 5,000 Gallons. Koi, Goldfish, and RES named Colombo. |
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Water celery
Can grow in the ground. Not hard to rip out...here in Jackson.
Jim |
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Water celery
It grows even grows in the ground in New Jersey and is hardy too. If
it gets too plentiful I pull it out. It can also be trimmed if it gets too leggy. Bonnie NJ |
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Water celery
Round up seems to kill.
Jim |
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