You can either hand pick them, or, as I've read, try trapping them by attaching string to cucumber or cabbage and lowering it into the pond. I would retrieve and replace it daily. Brenda

I bought Chinese snails from lilypons. My guess is that these are babies. They are very small, hard shell. I guess I will start to kill them. I've been just brushing them off back into the water hoping they would get to the deep part (where I do not have plants). I have mostly Koi and a few goldfish. I have about 15 fish ranging from 4" to maybe 7". I just followed the lilypons guide and put X inches of fish, Y number of snails and tadpoles, and Z number of underwater plants. Right now, my biggest problem (aside from the snails) is my pond might be too clean. There is nothing (no bottom algae) for the snails to eat. I am just now starting to have a few blobs of string algae that I tear off and throw to the fish. (My pond has deep and shallow areas and the fish can not get everywhere.) I will look at the link for snails and see what I find. I may not find the link to it. Can someone post it for me?

Same flowers/different exposures & flash: Let me know soon if you would like pollen! --Rr

Ah, can't beat Snowflake! I had a beautiful white tomcat we called Archie (among other nicknames) that lasted a long 18+ years. Much like some of my flowers, I'd have loved to have a whole crop like him, great memories looking at your friend and we wish him (or her) well. I liked 'Blizzard Bay' as it's colors most resemble my near-whites with a little more "class". The double, which I'm oddly becoming attracted to, 'Schnickel Fritz' is great! I only have the Kwanso and a peachy-pink NOID that double with regularity, I'm liking the rose-like aspect of the doubles more and more.(I work in the lawncare field, roses aggravate me! Too fussy, too needy!) Rose-like daylilies though, very nice. Thanks for the pictures. Wes Here is a link that might be useful: