Cattails are a common plant in many Ohio ponds. They are best described as having long, slender, grass-like stalks that can grow up to 10 feet in height . In late summer and fall, they form the brown seed heads that so many of us associate with cattails. A small area of cattails can be visually pleasing as well as provide fish and wildlife habitat.

However, cattails rapidly spread via seeds and roots. In just a few short years without management, cattails take over a ponds shallow water areas. It is not unusual to see ponds that are completely surrounded by cattails. This ruins the ponds visual and recreational benefits.

Give MH Aquatics a call at 614-290-6712 or contact us online for an estimate to remove this pest and help restore your pond to its natural beauty.