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Winterizing Question
Well we had a nice cold spell(Highs near 50) last week that made most of
my WH go brown... So this last weekend while it was almost 90 I removed all my WH from the main pond(7 - 35 gallon buckets of them). Anyway, below my WH my Hornwort and Anacharis did very well. I have plants that are huge for my pond...covering 100's of gallons of water in area. How much should I leave in for the winter? Will both survive the cold water? I have a ton more baby dual breeds that seem to like the shelter... Also, my pond is covered with a hoop house and will be heated to hopefull keep the water around 45. Chad |
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Here in zone 7 I've started the winter
with a huge amount of anacharis and by spring it was all eaten. Never did find out if it would survive the winter! k30a |
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Winterizing Question
It does survive, so attests the lilypond, even with shade cloth over it all
winter. It sure looked sick coming out of winter, but there's plenty of green in there now. ~ jan On 20 Oct 2003 16:40:34 GMT, ESPMER (K30a) wrote: Here in zone 7 I've started the winter with a huge amount of anacharis and by spring it was all eaten. Never did find out if it would survive the winter! k30a See my ponds thru the seasons and/or my filter design: http://users.owt.com/jjspond/ ~Keep 'em Defrosted~ Tri-Cities, WA Zone 7a To e-mail see website |
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