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Martin
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Posted: 24 Feb 2003 at 11:04pm |
Fringed water lily. Dwarf, edges of the petals serrated. I could dig out a latin name on it? Is it a problem or not? Who thinks what....? |
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Mervyn
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Martin Try Nymphoides peltata |
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Mervyn J. COTTENDEN, CPA
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Martin
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That's the one, what do you think of it? (Do you think about it!??)
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Mervyn
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Quite honestly I had never heard of this before. |
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As the plough is to a meadow, so Nymphoides peltata is to a pond? Scary stuff Martin, any news on its spread. I have not seen it in the wild (yet) but have seen pictures of it choking ponds. |
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I must admit I was thinking more along the lines of red eared terrapins and bull frogs, but invasive and noxious plants are clearly a relevant issue. For those who want to know more about these plants, information and a freely distributable fact sheet are available at: http://www.invasiveweeds.co.uk/ Thanks to Jon Huckle for permissions
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