Weed Razer cuts down competition

Aquatic vegetation management can be a perplexing problem. The first part of that problem is proper identification. Management of most aquatic plant species depends on properly identifying the desirable or nuisance plant.

Mechanical Cutting offers immediate short term control. Extended control can only be achieved by cutting on a continual basis. Cut weeds must be removed to prevent fragments from re-establishing or spreading to other areas. High cost and limited mobility in shallow waters prevent the use of large mechanical harvesters by individuals. Small hand operated equipment is available.

The Weed Razer is a perfect tool for you and is now available in the "Pro" version. Weighing just 8 lbs, it's light enough to toss 25' or more yet heavy enough to sink to the bottom, and clears a 4 foot wide path with each throw.
Using Weedrazer is just simple four step process:
1. Give it a toss
2. Let it sink
3. Pull it in
4. Repeat
After the lake weeds are cut, make sure you remove it for the water. The Weed Raker is the best tool available in the market as it has 11foot long handle, 43 feet long rope, and weighing just less than 7 lbs, it is easier to toss. The tooth are made of high strength composite tines and are 8 inches long.

I will try to post a new weed each week to help you understand the different weeds you can face.

MILFOIL (Myriophyllum):
Leaves whorled in groups of four. Each leaf is divided into many thread-like leaflets extending from a central rib. Forms tangled mats at the surface. Seed heads develop in mid to late season and may extend above the water surface. Treat anytime weeds are actively growing.