Frequently Asked Questions
My lake has weeds and algae. What should I do?
It is normal and healthy for a lake to have aquatic plants and algae growing in them. They help support a fish population and take up excess nutrients.
There are many functions a lake can provide, and it should be managed accordingly. Weeds and algae can be controlled in many ways. The first step in a plant management process is the identification of weeds and algae. A lake management professional can help with plant identification and recommend options to allow the lake to provide the preferred functions.
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What are non-native invasive plants? Why are they bad?
Are all invasive plants non-native?
What are nuisance plants?
What are noxious plants?