The northern shoreline of St. Mary Lake. The water—at least on the surface—is green. Why?
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Bill Fostersays
In an optimally designed pond, the under water bank slope is steep.
This deepens the water. A foot or two of water blocks out the sunlight needed for the algae to grow.
And I suspect that there is fertilizer in the lake.
In an optimally designed pond, the under water bank slope is steep.
This deepens the water. A foot or two of water blocks out the sunlight needed for the algae to grow.
And I suspect that there is fertilizer in the lake.
I love seeing your creativity,
Bill
That was my take as well. Thanks Bill.