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Autumn Lake Management

by AquaticSolutions | Oct 21, 2013 | Invasive Weed Removal, Lake & Pond Management

As autumn advances we see most aquatic plants dying back. After the abundant growth of this summer, the sheer volume of decomposing material will make a dramatic difference to the quality of a lake, pond or river and keeping on top of lake management is essential.The...
Water lilies – inspirational beauty?

Water lilies – inspirational beauty?

by AquaticSolutions | Jul 17, 2013 | Lake & Pond Management, Water Lily Control

Few will argue that the sight of water lilies adorning still freshwater ponds and lakes, or slow moving rivers is truly beautiful. In fact, they inspired Claude Monet to paint over 250 pictures of them in his garden in Giverny. The large, glossy dark leaves are...
Truxor machines come to the CLA Game Fair

Truxor machines come to the CLA Game Fair

by AquaticSolutions | Jul 11, 2013 | Lake & Pond Management

With just a few days to go before the CLA Game Fair at Ragley Hall in Warwickshire, fingers are crossed for the fine weather to hold out. We are busy preparing for our stand (D0429) where we will have 3 of our Truxor amphibious machines on display for visitors to get...
Aquatic plants can take over your lake

Aquatic plants can take over your lake

by AquaticSolutions | Jun 13, 2013 | Aquatic Weed Control, Lake & Pond Management

Despite the coolest of starts to this summer, aquatic plants are making a valiant effort to grow both on the banks of lakes, ponds and rivers and in the water itself.  These plants play a vital role in aquatic ecosystems – producing oxygen, absorbing nutrients,...

Spring and summer on the canals

by AquaticSolutions | Apr 23, 2013 | Aquatic Weed Control, Lake & Pond Management, Silt Pumping & Dredging

Now that spring has finally arrived invariably thoughts are turning to activities of the outdoor type, and a surprising number of people will turn to Britain’s 2000 plus miles of canals for their leisure time. Whether for a stroll along the tow paths, a holiday...
Lake Restoration and Marginal Planting

Lake Restoration and Marginal Planting

by AquaticSolutions | Feb 22, 2013 | Lake & Pond Management

Lake restoration is always a significant project to undertake. The end result needs to have a balance that adds benefit to the watercourse and the surrounding environment, as well as being aesthetically pleasing. One way of achieving this is to install marginal plants...
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If you would like to learn more about how we might be able to help with aquatic weed control, silt removal, or any other waterway maintenance please contact us and we can  discuss the areas that interest you.

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