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August 16th 05, 01:53 PM
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Cheryl and Rob wrote:
Anyone ever use artificial plants in their pond? Even in an aquarium artificial plants decay in light over time. In a pond, they would look terrible in less than a season. I tried a few real plants and they just made the water really dark green after just three days. I had a little Anchors and a dwarf cattail and a pickerel rush (blue). Why do you think the plants caused this? More likely, I'd say, it was your _lack_ of plants. Algae will grow in a pond, with or without the presence of other plants, but other plants can inhibit its growth. -- derek 
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