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Build a Beautiful Garden Pond for Under $4

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Date: 01/29/2003 Topic: Gardening > Ponds and Rockery  
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By FlaKathy (81) Contact
From Green Thumb Times: Vol. 2, Issue 16:

For a small pond, an old discarded waterbed mattress cut down three sides and opened up, makes a wonderful liner for the pool. If you place the drain properly, you have a way to empty the pond to clean it.

Ten cent feeder gold fish from a bait shop quickly grow to the size of the ten dollar pet shop variety.

Posted on 04/19/2003 | Report Spam or Abuse


By ThriftyFun (3427) Profile Blog! Contact
After laying all the liner (if you have one), place the pump in the lowest part of the stream or pond, setting it on bricks so it won't take in silt.

The pump should be set opposite a waterfall, if you have one. At this location the pump provides maximum circulation and aeration.

Attach the pump to the supply and outlet lines. Turn on the pump to move water through the pond. Allow any  header pools, terraces and catch basins to fill, settling the liner into place. Fill the pool halfway, readjust the liner then let the pond fill completely. Make sure that no liner will show after the edging is installed. Add or remove soil beneath the liner to bring the edge level with the water. Trim the liner if necessary, but leave enough to go under the edging. Make the final trim after the stones are set in place.

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