Curlyleaf Pondweed Removal and Prevention

Curlyleaf Pondweed is a shoreline species native to Asia, Europe and northern Africa. It was first observed in Washington in 2005.

Itโ€™s an invasive plant that forms surface mats, interfering with aquatic recreation. Dense colonies can restrict access to docks, fishing holes and bird habitats. And summer die-offs can form dense matts that wind up on shore, where they produce material for a dangerous algae bloom as they decay.
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No wonder that botanists call it one of the worst nuisance aquatic plants in the country.
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But fear not: Our highly trained divers pull pondweed up from its roots, then haul it away.
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Pondweed cannot be eradicated permanently, and is growing more profusely as climate change warms the planet. Yet we have developed a unique, biodegradable, fish-friendly LDF Bottom Barrier solution that radically slows and diminishes its progress.
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Contact usย for a free estimate, and join the hundreds of Northwest lakefront homeowners who have elected to enjoy their shorelines pondweed-free.