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Flex a spout type thing
I will have a search, or is there a connector that goes from bottom of square white downpipe that converts so an irrigation hose length can attach?
I will have a search, or is there a connector that goes from bottom of square white downpipe that converts so an irrigation hose length can attach?
I will have a search, or is there a connector that goes from bottom of square white downpipe that converts so an irrigation hose length can attach?
I will have a search, or is there a connector that goes from bottom of square white downpipe that converts so an irrigation hose length can attach?
ant1977
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Jul 19, 2015
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ant1977
Jul 20, 2015
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Marsh Marigolds, blanket weed, newts etc.
Just a update. The 2 lilies (one white one Yellow) have mostly covered the pond. The barley straw I placed earlier has had plenty of time to work, it is still in there. Lots of creatures may have...
Just a update. The 2 lilies (one white one Yellow) have mostly covered the pond. The barley straw I placed earlier has had plenty of time to work, it is still in there. Lots of creatures may have helped by eating the BWeed. Between everything the pond is very clear water wise with no sign of the...
Just a update. The 2 lilies (one white one Yellow) have mostly covered the pond. The barley straw I placed earlier has had plenty of time to work, it is still in there. Lots of creatures may have helped by eating the BWeed. Between everything the...
Just a update. The 2 lilies (one white one Yellow) have mostly covered the pond. The barley straw I placed earlier has had plenty of time to work, it is still in there. Lots of creatures may have...
hans
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Apr 25, 2015
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hans
Jul 13, 2015
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Woos Pond
Good afternoon @goosegog5555 and thank you for your kind comments
Good afternoon @goosegog5555 and thank you for your kind comments
Good afternoon @goosegog5555 and thank you for your kind comments
Good afternoon @goosegog5555 and thank you for your kind comments
wiseowl
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Jun 21, 2015
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wiseowl
Jul 1, 2015
Waterfall
Quit making me jealous! @ARMANDII
Quit making me jealous! @ARMANDII
Quit making me jealous! @ARMANDII
Quit making me jealous! @ARMANDII
bigbore
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Jun 12, 2015
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Anzia
Jun 14, 2015
Help!!!! A frog's trapped in my pond!!
Try a ladder made out of plastic coated clematis wire. You'd have to anchor it at the top somehow - maybe with a rock/paving stone.
Try a ladder made out of plastic coated clematis wire. You'd have to anchor it at the top somehow - maybe with a rock/paving stone.
Try a ladder made out of plastic coated clematis wire. You'd have to anchor it at the top somehow - maybe with a rock/paving stone.
Try a ladder made out of plastic coated clematis wire. You'd have to anchor it at the top somehow - maybe with a rock/paving stone.
Howard Stone
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Jun 13, 2015
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Fern4
Jun 14, 2015
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Woos new Pond
Glad you didn't fall in there, woo!
Thank you very much for wading in and getting that measurement for me. (
so, an iris which could be grown in a bucket then!)
Glad you didn't fall in there, woo!
Thank you very much for wading in and getting that measurement for me. (
so, an iris which could be grown in a bucket then!)
Glad you didn't fall in there, woo!
Thank you very much for wading in and getting that measurement for me. (
so, an iris which could be grown in a bucket then!)
Glad you didn't fall in there, woo!
Thank you very much for wading in and getting that measurement for me. (
so, an iris which could be grown in a bucket then!)
wiseowl
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Nov 20, 2014
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"M"
Jun 10, 2015
Any ideas for this broken pond?
I'll ask @Zigs if he can delete it
I'll ask @Zigs if he can delete it
I'll ask @Zigs if he can delete it
I'll ask @Zigs if he can delete it
Apple Blossom
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May 29, 2015
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"M"
Jun 2, 2015
Any ideas for this broken pond?
Thank you @wiseowl, I wouldn't have considered the sand and would have just put the liner down so a very good point
(ps any advice on my weeds thread?
)Morning @Ian Taylor, yes I've been...
Thank you @wiseowl, I wouldn't have considered the sand and would have just put the liner down so a very good point
(ps any advice on my weeds thread?
)Morning @Ian Taylor, yes I've been researching them on the Internet and looking for advice solar v electric that way I can plan early on what...
Thank you @wiseowl, I wouldn't have considered the sand and would have just put the liner down so a very good point
(ps any advice on my weeds thread?
)Morning @Ian Taylor, yes I've been researching them on the Internet and looking for advice...
Thank you @wiseowl, I wouldn't have considered the sand and would have just put the liner down so a very good point
(ps any advice on my weeds thread?
)Morning @Ian Taylor, yes I've been...
Apple Blossom
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May 29, 2015
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Apple Blossom
May 30, 2015
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At last
Great shot
, mrtibbs, and not as easy to take as people might think
Great shot
, mrtibbs, and not as easy to take as people might think
Great shot
, mrtibbs, and not as easy to take as people might think
Great shot
, mrtibbs, and not as easy to take as people might think
mrtibbs
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May 14, 2015
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ARMANDII
May 14, 2015
fountain help
I think the first coat is watered down because more of it will be absorbed rather than staying on the surface. I painted a stone statue and was advised to give it a good soak before the first...
I think the first coat is watered down because more of it will be absorbed rather than staying on the surface. I painted a stone statue and was advised to give it a good soak before the first coat too.
I think the first coat is watered down because more of it will be absorbed rather than staying on the surface. I painted a stone statue and was advised to give it a good soak before the first coat too.
I think the first coat is watered down because more of it will be absorbed rather than staying on the surface. I painted a stone statue and was advised to give it a good soak before the first...
kerrygirl
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May 5, 2015
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westwales
May 8, 2015
Steep sides
Or you can use hessian in a similar way...
Or you can use hessian in a similar way...
Or you can use hessian in a similar way...
Or you can use hessian in a similar way...
mrtibbs
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May 3, 2015
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philomel
May 3, 2015
Papyrus
Mine seems to have survived the winter. Will wait for temps to improve before I put it outside again.
Mine seems to have survived the winter. Will wait for temps to improve before I put it outside again.
Mine seems to have survived the winter. Will wait for temps to improve before I put it outside again.
Mine seems to have survived the winter. Will wait for temps to improve before I put it outside again.
Sirius
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Aug 6, 2014
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Sirius
May 1, 2015
Suggestions please
Good evening @"M" my friend, its OK I put 2 in the large pond and 1 in the small pond and 1 in a half barrel
Like Frank Sinatra sang "Regrets, I've had a few; But then again, too few to mention.
Good evening @"M" my friend, its OK I put 2 in the large pond and 1 in the small pond and 1 in a half barrel
Like Frank Sinatra sang "Regrets, I've had a few; But then again, too few to mention.
Good evening @"M" my friend, its OK I put 2 in the large pond and 1 in the small pond and 1 in a half barrel
Like Frank Sinatra sang "Regrets, I've had a few; But then again, too few to mention.
Good evening @"M" my friend, its OK I put 2 in the large pond and 1 in the small pond and 1 in a half barrel
Like Frank Sinatra sang "Regrets, I've had a few; But then again, too few to mention.
wiseowl
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Apr 15, 2015
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wiseowl
Apr 18, 2015
Some advice please for container pond
The bottom of the pot is smaller than the top, hence wondering about available space. If I start adding pots and bricks its going to cut that space down even further. Old pond was around 90...
The bottom of the pot is smaller than the top, hence wondering about available space. If I start adding pots and bricks its going to cut that space down even further. Old pond was around 90 gallons, maybe more. I don't know how much space the mussels need?
The bottom of the pot is smaller than the top, hence wondering about available space. If I start adding pots and bricks its going to cut that space down even further. Old pond was around 90 gallons, maybe more. I don't know how much space the...
The bottom of the pot is smaller than the top, hence wondering about available space. If I start adding pots and bricks its going to cut that space down even further. Old pond was around 90...
luciusmaximus
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Apr 11, 2015
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luciusmaximus
Apr 12, 2015
Container water garden cleanup?
Oh yeah
Oh yeah
Oh yeah
Oh yeah
Herb
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Jan 23, 2015
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JackJJW
Apr 9, 2015
what pond
Sounds about right thats why a layer of sand is ideally required aswell. mines been down for about 20 years now and despite me walking about in it to clean it theres been no leaks so far touch...
Sounds about right thats why a layer of sand is ideally required aswell. mines been down for about 20 years now and despite me walking about in it to clean it theres been no leaks so far touch wood. Another tip is to make sure the edges are well covered so absolutely no liner can be degraded by...
Sounds about right thats why a layer of sand is ideally required aswell. mines been down for about 20 years now and despite me walking about in it to clean it theres been no leaks so far touch wood. Another tip is to make sure the edges are well...
Sounds about right thats why a layer of sand is ideally required aswell. mines been down for about 20 years now and despite me walking about in it to clean it theres been no leaks so far touch...
bigbore
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Mar 17, 2015
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WeeTam
Mar 25, 2015
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Pond water oxygenation
Towards the end of last season my little pond was nasty. I bought a solar powered two stone air pump to increase oxygen levels. Being a tight old git I got to thinking how I could use the Solar...
Towards the end of last season my little pond was nasty. I bought a solar powered two stone air pump to increase oxygen levels. Being a tight old git I got to thinking how I could use the Solar panel and it,s installed 4xAA chargeable batteries which charge from the sun when theres enough solar...
Towards the end of last season my little pond was nasty. I bought a solar powered two stone air pump to increase oxygen levels. Being a tight old git I got to thinking how I could use the Solar panel and it,s installed 4xAA chargeable batteries...
Towards the end of last season my little pond was nasty. I bought a solar powered two stone air pump to increase oxygen levels. Being a tight old git I got to thinking how I could use the Solar...
capney
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Mar 23, 2015
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capney
Mar 23, 2015
Hatching frog spawn at school
yeah I did just think of wood! I've got some pieces of old tree roots lying about the garden. It was a cotoneaster tree that suddenly dried up and died last winter. You don't suppose there could...
yeah I did just think of wood! I've got some pieces of old tree roots lying about the garden. It was a cotoneaster tree that suddenly dried up and died last winter. You don't suppose there could be any fungi or viruses that affect both trees and amphibians?
sounds far-fetched but who knows
I...
yeah I did just think of wood! I've got some pieces of old tree roots lying about the garden. It was a cotoneaster tree that suddenly dried up and died last winter. You don't suppose there could be any fungi or viruses that affect both trees and...
yeah I did just think of wood! I've got some pieces of old tree roots lying about the garden. It was a cotoneaster tree that suddenly dried up and died last winter. You don't suppose there could...
IDigPerfectSquareHoles
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Mar 12, 2015
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IDigPerfectSquareHoles
Mar 14, 2015
Small garden stream
On YouTube there is an episode where Geoff Hamilton makes a stream with a pond. I'm sure the principles would be the same for a stream/reservoir. Here's Part 3 (but the other parts should show...
On YouTube there is an episode where Geoff Hamilton makes a stream with a pond. I'm sure the principles would be the same for a stream/reservoir. Here's Part 3 (but the other parts should show up on the right hand menu: Garden project 3: Stream Garden - Making The Stream
On YouTube there is an episode where Geoff Hamilton makes a stream with a pond. I'm sure the principles would be the same for a stream/reservoir. Here's Part 3 (but the other parts should show up on the right hand menu: Garden project 3:...
On YouTube there is an episode where Geoff Hamilton makes a stream with a pond. I'm sure the principles would be the same for a stream/reservoir. Here's Part 3 (but the other parts should show...
bigbore
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Feb 3, 2015
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"M"
Mar 12, 2015
Barley straw parcel
I really should do the same. The fish are stirring in the green cloudy waters. Time to get the pump up and running and hope the plantlife starts to aerate it so it goes clear again.
I really should do the same. The fish are stirring in the green cloudy waters. Time to get the pump up and running and hope the plantlife starts to aerate it so it goes clear again.
I really should do the same. The fish are stirring in the green cloudy waters. Time to get the pump up and running and hope the plantlife starts to aerate it so it goes clear again.
I really should do the same. The fish are stirring in the green cloudy waters. Time to get the pump up and running and hope the plantlife starts to aerate it so it goes clear again.
capney
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Mar 11, 2015
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WeeTam
Mar 11, 2015
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