Nuisance Plant Growth
Too Much
of a Good Thing

Generally, what lake users perceive
as nuisance growth or "lake weeds" can be attributed
to thick plant growth near the surface of lakes. Many aquatic
plant species can form these thick patches, especially in shallow
areas of lakes, but most nuisance plant growth occurs in lakes
infested with non-native invaders like Eurasian milfoil and curlyleaf
pondweed. These non-natives, or invasive species, out-compete
the native vegetation and can dominate the plant community.
How can Freshwater help you manage your nuisance plant growth?
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Comprehensive
aquatic plant surveys to assess their abundance and distribution |
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Development of aquatic plant management plans to set a clear path to your goals |
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Invasive species management to better
control curlyleaf pondweed or Eurasian milfoil |
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Assistance in applying for permits to control nuisance aquatic plant growth in your
waters |
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Establishment of native plants to protect shorelines
and improve fish habitat |
Freshwater Scientific
Services will help you
address your aquatic plant problems. Through the use of cutting-edge
technology and skilled, experienced staff, we offer superior
aquatic plant surveys and management plans that are customized
to fit your budget.
Contact us for a free introductory consultation
or price quote