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Giant Marsh Marigold
I've never grown the giant one @hailbopp , but I expect it wouldn't be too difficult from seed if conditions suit, and if that's a viable method. I've never looked into it though. We used to have...
I've never grown the giant one @hailbopp , but I expect it wouldn't be too difficult from seed if conditions suit, and if that's a viable method. I've never looked into it though. We used to have it everywhere in a previous garden - the ponds were fed from a natural spring further up. Perhaps it...
I've never grown the giant one @hailbopp , but I expect it wouldn't be too difficult from seed if conditions suit, and if that's a viable method. I've never looked into it though. We used to have it everywhere in a previous garden - the ponds...
I've never grown the giant one @hailbopp , but I expect it wouldn't be too difficult from seed if conditions suit, and if that's a viable method. I've never looked into it though. We used to have...
hailbopp
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May 7, 2024
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fairygirl
May 7, 2024
Blanket Weed removal and its prevention
I've used Cloverleaf for 20+ years in my fish pond and it works well. It is made from crushed diatoms, so is totally non-toxic. It does turn the water milky for a few days, then it clears and the...
I've used Cloverleaf for 20+ years in my fish pond and it works well. It is made from crushed diatoms, so is totally non-toxic. It does turn the water milky for a few days, then it clears and the algae dies off. It is a good idea to remove the extra layer of silt that accumulates each year to...
I've used Cloverleaf for 20+ years in my fish pond and it works well. It is made from crushed diatoms, so is totally non-toxic. It does turn the water milky for a few days, then it clears and the algae dies off. It is a good idea to remove the...
I've used Cloverleaf for 20+ years in my fish pond and it works well. It is made from crushed diatoms, so is totally non-toxic. It does turn the water milky for a few days, then it clears and the...
TheMadHedger
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Apr 26, 2024
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Pete8
May 5, 2024
Watercress
Up date on my watercress venture. It has continued to grow throughout the winter into a large mat andis now in full flower. Lots of clusters of white flowers. I haven't checked my blanket weed...
Up date on my watercress venture. It has continued to grow throughout the winter into a large mat andis now in full flower. Lots of clusters of white flowers. I haven't checked my blanket weed situation yet. I am on the look out for spawn, frog and or toad. I didn't see any last year but ended...
Up date on my watercress venture. It has continued to grow throughout the winter into a large mat andis now in full flower. Lots of clusters of white flowers. I haven't checked my blanket weed situation yet. I am on the look out for spawn, frog...
Up date on my watercress venture. It has continued to grow throughout the winter into a large mat andis now in full flower. Lots of clusters of white flowers. I haven't checked my blanket weed...
Goldenlily26
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Apr 13, 2024
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Goldenlily26
May 5, 2024
Sarracenia better looking container(s) ideas please
I found the one in my picture, which I think is the commonest one, N. alata, survives frost free conditions and likes spending summer outside.They are strange in the fact they have juvenile and...
I found the one in my picture, which I think is the commonest one, N. alata, survives frost free conditions and likes spending summer outside.They are strange in the fact they have juvenile and adult growth, I seem to remember the juvenile growth is the most attractive. I hung one from an...
I found the one in my picture, which I think is the commonest one, N. alata, survives frost free conditions and likes spending summer outside.They are strange in the fact they have juvenile and adult growth, I seem to remember the juvenile...
I found the one in my picture, which I think is the commonest one, N. alata, survives frost free conditions and likes spending summer outside.They are strange in the fact they have juvenile and...
JWK
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Jun 9, 2023
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pete
Apr 30, 2024
Pond in a container
I have half a bucket buried into a corner where nothing grows. It's half filled with cobbles and popular amongst Finches
There's a tiny solar powered fountain without tube that just plop plop...
I have half a bucket buried into a corner where nothing grows. It's half filled with cobbles and popular amongst Finches
There's a tiny solar powered fountain without tube that just plop plop plops water just below the surface. A delivery man asked if there was a frog, he had been standing...
I have half a bucket buried into a corner where nothing grows. It's half filled with cobbles and popular amongst Finches
There's a tiny solar powered fountain without tube that just plop plop plops water just below the surface. A delivery man...
I have half a bucket buried into a corner where nothing grows. It's half filled with cobbles and popular amongst Finches
There's a tiny solar powered fountain without tube that just plop plop...
BB3
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Apr 13, 2024
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Selleri
Apr 13, 2024
Pond sedge problem
Thanks l for the advice. I've managed to thin in out quite nicely now, and it looks a lot more presentable..I now know for next time when to cut it back. Every day is a school day!Thanks again!
Thanks l for the advice. I've managed to thin in out quite nicely now, and it looks a lot more presentable..I now know for next time when to cut it back. Every day is a school day!Thanks again!
Thanks l for the advice. I've managed to thin in out quite nicely now, and it looks a lot more presentable..I now know for next time when to cut it back. Every day is a school day!Thanks again!
Thanks l for the advice. I've managed to thin in out quite nicely now, and it looks a lot more presentable..I now know for next time when to cut it back. Every day is a school day!Thanks again!
Nickoslesteros
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Mar 31, 2024
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Nickoslesteros
Apr 6, 2024
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Ducks
No fish in our large pond @Butterfly6 (only in our small well protected small garden pond) but we do have newts, frogs and other wriggly things galore so plenty for the visiting Heron when it...
No fish in our large pond @Butterfly6 (only in our small well protected small garden pond) but we do have newts, frogs and other wriggly things galore so plenty for the visiting Heron when it appears. Many thanks for that info @Dovefromabove I am now searching my mind for the possible...
No fish in our large pond @Butterfly6 (only in our small well protected small garden pond) but we do have newts, frogs and other wriggly things galore so plenty for the visiting Heron when it appears. Many thanks for that info @Dovefromabove I...
No fish in our large pond @Butterfly6 (only in our small well protected small garden pond) but we do have newts, frogs and other wriggly things galore so plenty for the visiting Heron when it...
Punkdoc
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Mar 15, 2024
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Anna42
Mar 24, 2024
Why is my pond water milky?
You could always vacillate or temporise instead. So you could spend a little extra time trying to decide between all of them
You could always vacillate or temporise instead. So you could spend a little extra time trying to decide between all of them
You could always vacillate or temporise instead. So you could spend a little extra time trying to decide between all of them
You could always vacillate or temporise instead. So you could spend a little extra time trying to decide between all of them
Selleri
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Nov 9, 2023
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shiney
Nov 11, 2023
What plants can tolerate being submerged for maybe months but also be okay with lower water levels?
Thanks
Thanks
Thanks
Thanks
TheMadHedger
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Oct 1, 2023
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TheMadHedger
Oct 2, 2023
What are these extremely tiny wormlike critters in my pond?
Thanks for the tips.
Thanks for the tips.
Thanks for the tips.
Thanks for the tips.
TheMadHedger
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Sep 29, 2023
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TheMadHedger
Sep 30, 2023
In need of some advice about a neglected pond
Well, I just found a small brown newt while clearing some brambles. It was perfectly healthy and I moved it to a safer space near the pond where I won't accidentally cause it any harm.
Well, I just found a small brown newt while clearing some brambles. It was perfectly healthy and I moved it to a safer space near the pond where I won't accidentally cause it any harm.
Well, I just found a small brown newt while clearing some brambles. It was perfectly healthy and I moved it to a safer space near the pond where I won't accidentally cause it any harm.
Well, I just found a small brown newt while clearing some brambles. It was perfectly healthy and I moved it to a safer space near the pond where I won't accidentally cause it any harm.
TheMadHedger
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Sep 21, 2023
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TheMadHedger
Sep 23, 2023
Whisky barrel wildlife pond
as for the stinky whisky barrel...i left some water and pond plants in it thinking I would maybe use it next year when it's less stinky...but the water has gone rather slimy.....
as for the stinky whisky barrel...i left some water and pond plants in it thinking I would maybe use it next year when it's less stinky...but the water has gone rather slimy.....
as for the stinky whisky barrel...i left some water and pond plants in it thinking I would maybe use it next year when it's less stinky...but the water has gone rather slimy.....
as for the stinky whisky barrel...i left some water and pond plants in it thinking I would maybe use it next year when it's less stinky...but the water has gone rather slimy.....
lizk
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Apr 11, 2023
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lizk
May 18, 2023
Plant Suggestions For My Goblin In A Bath
If you wanted something low-growing to cover the water surface - green bath foam effect - there are various floating aquatic plants that would do that in the summer months at least, e.g. frogbit,...
If you wanted something low-growing to cover the water surface - green bath foam effect - there are various floating aquatic plants that would do that in the summer months at least, e.g. frogbit, salvinia natans.
If you wanted something low-growing to cover the water surface - green bath foam effect - there are various floating aquatic plants that would do that in the summer months at least, e.g. frogbit, salvinia natans.
If you wanted something low-growing to cover the water surface - green bath foam effect - there are various floating aquatic plants that would do that in the summer months at least, e.g. frogbit,...
Jungle Jane
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May 10, 2023
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Clare G
May 13, 2023
water feature for garden
I am thinking of buy a water feature for the garden. I wold like one that is solar powered. Does anyone know any reputable companies that sell good quality ones. I was thinking of buying the...
I am thinking of buy a water feature for the garden. I wold like one that is solar powered. Does anyone know any reputable companies that sell good quality ones. I was thinking of buying the followingI have read reviews of water features cracking during winter. Do think this is likely with...
I am thinking of buy a water feature for the garden. I wold like one that is solar powered. Does anyone know any reputable companies that sell good quality ones. I was thinking of buying the followingI have read reviews of water features...
I am thinking of buy a water feature for the garden. I wold like one that is solar powered. Does anyone know any reputable companies that sell good quality ones. I was thinking of buying the...
hi2u_uk
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May 8, 2023
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hi2u_uk
May 8, 2023
Pond / water feature pump advice please
Looking at my formal ponds today and I'm going to have to lift the slabs and put in place some sort of flat, metal strip to support them. My concreting and bricklaying days are over
Looking at my formal ponds today and I'm going to have to lift the slabs and put in place some sort of flat, metal strip to support them. My concreting and bricklaying days are over
Looking at my formal ponds today and I'm going to have to lift the slabs and put in place some sort of flat, metal strip to support them. My concreting and bricklaying days are over
Looking at my formal ponds today and I'm going to have to lift the slabs and put in place some sort of flat, metal strip to support them. My concreting and bricklaying days are over
Clueless 1 v2
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Apr 14, 2023
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noisette47
May 3, 2023
Marsh Pennywort
You may find a species identification event near you. They're being held around the country mid May. You can contact the NNSS Invasive Species Week » NNSS
You may find a species identification event near you. They're being held around the country mid May. You can contact the NNSS Invasive Species Week » NNSS
You may find a species identification event near you. They're being held around the country mid May. You can contact the NNSS Invasive Species Week » NNSS
You may find a species identification event near you. They're being held around the country mid May. You can contact the NNSS Invasive Species Week » NNSS
Steve Bryant
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Apr 29, 2023
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shiney
Apr 30, 2023
Solar Oxygenator for wildlife pond recommendation.
I have four ponds. One for fish with a pump and three for wildlife. No pumps or running water in these as I’m aware frogs prefer still water. All three wildlife ponds have oxygenating plants and...
I have four ponds. One for fish with a pump and three for wildlife. No pumps or running water in these as I’m aware frogs prefer still water. All three wildlife ponds have oxygenating plants and other plants around the edges. Always clear. Frogs, newts, dragonflies all visit. Agree with you...
I have four ponds. One for fish with a pump and three for wildlife. No pumps or running water in these as I’m aware frogs prefer still water. All three wildlife ponds have oxygenating plants and other plants around the edges. Always clear. Frogs,...
I have four ponds. One for fish with a pump and three for wildlife. No pumps or running water in these as I’m aware frogs prefer still water. All three wildlife ponds have oxygenating plants and...
j-Dubs
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Apr 27, 2023
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Dahlia Queen
Apr 29, 2023
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Our new wildlife pond
@Sienna's Blossom Your pond is soon amazing, very pretty
. Well done!
@Sienna's Blossom Your pond is soon amazing, very pretty
. Well done!
@Sienna's Blossom Your pond is soon amazing, very pretty
. Well done!
@Sienna's Blossom Your pond is soon amazing, very pretty
. Well done!
Sienna's Blossom
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luciusmaximus
Apr 22, 2023
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Our new pond
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Sogni verdi
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Jul 3, 2022
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Freddy
Apr 12, 2023
Identity please
I thought having a bridge and pebbles at the Base if the pond with pebbles at the shallow end leading to a beach area was enough. Hopefully the plants will help matters this year
I thought having a bridge and pebbles at the Base if the pond with pebbles at the shallow end leading to a beach area was enough. Hopefully the plants will help matters this year
I thought having a bridge and pebbles at the Base if the pond with pebbles at the shallow end leading to a beach area was enough. Hopefully the plants will help matters this year
I thought having a bridge and pebbles at the Base if the pond with pebbles at the shallow end leading to a beach area was enough. Hopefully the plants will help matters this year
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Apr 10, 2023
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Gwen austin
Apr 10, 2023
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