Water features can greatly change the appearance of a pond. Adding a fountain of flying water to a flat, simple looking pond instantly changes it from dull to dramatic. A pond that mimics nature can be enhanced by the mesmerizing splash and gurgle of a waterfall.
But don’t think that water features are simply for show. [...]
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October 30th, 2009
October 24th, 2009
Pond Edging Should be Stable and Safe In nature, the division between land and water is normally defined by a pebbled beach, an outcropping of rock, or a sheer cliff face. A definite border exists between the two elements, and this should be your model when you start a pond building project. The edging of [...] October 21st, 2009
Installing a Flexible Liner First thing you do if you want to make your pond liner last long is to make sure that the hole you’ve dug for it is free of sharp rocks and roots that may puncture your liner. This is true for both flexible and pre-formed liners, although the latter is typically [...] October 18th, 2009
Before building a pond, you should put a lot of thought into how big it will be. Size will affect every aspect of your pond building project, from construction time and cost, plant variety, fish choices and maintenance. Build large enough so that you have room to experiment, but not so much that it becomes [...] October 16th, 2009
A secluded spot in your garden Defining the purpose of your outdoor pond will help you choose the perfect site to start your pond building project. A formal pond or fountain should be placed near the entrance of your house, where it can be admired by visitors. A pond designed for personal viewing works best [...] |
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