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Grow Beautiful Water Gardens While Protecting Our Lakes and Waterways

The first appearance of an aquatic invasive species (AIS) is sometimes in our own water garden. Melinda Myers shares her expertise in growing a water garden without introducing or spreading invasive plants. Learn to avoid plants that are invasive in nature, especially those regulated by law in Wisconsin. Choosing plants wisely will protect our waters and wetlands. Disposing of unwanted plants properly is also important. Melinda is a nationally known gardening educator, horticulturist, arborist, author, speaker, and TV/radio host with more than 30 years of horticulture experience. --- At University of Wisconsin–Madison Division of Extension, we are working to integrate accessibility into our web, video, and audio content. If you experience accessibility barriers using our web, audio, or video content or would like to request complete captions or other alternative formats, please contact us at [email protected]. You will receive a response within 3 business days. #universityofwisconsinextension #gardening #watergardens #aquaticinvasivespecies #AIS, #watergardenplants #Watergardencleanup #watergardening #invasiveplants #raingarden #koi #goldfish #NR40 #organismsintrade #invasive #pond #aquaticplants #WisconsinInvasiveSpecies #WisconsinAIS #WisconsinAISPartnership #MelindaMyers #NR107 #NR109 #petrelease #decorativepond #backyardponds #aquariumplants #WDNR #yellowfloatingheart #waterhyacinth #waterlettuce #japanesehops #japaneseknotweed #phragmites #frogbit #yellowiris #floweringrush #gracefulcattail #habitattitude #waterlily #dontdump #plantnative #whatsinyourwatergarden